Sentence examples for make a factual from inspiring English sources

"All I'd done was make a factual comment about Robin van Persie's injury record at Arsenal".

"We are on firm legal ground to mention the Olympics to make a factual point in a political advertisement," said Scott Stanzel, a spokesman for the campaign.

That is to give the hearing officer the power to make a factual and legal determination based on a proper examination of the evidence; the 27 commissioners would then have to accept or reject this.

Padilha initially set out to make a factual programme about this urban combat force, but discovered that although the men he interviewed were convinced their methods were justified, none of them would admit on camera to killing kids.

If ever you make a factual mistake; if ever you bend the truth to make a good story; if ever you just wing it or make it up; if ever your language gets indefensibly overheated; if ever you're criticised for not being brave enough in pursuing the truth, ditch the uncomfortable "journalist" label.

It's one thing to fix grammar mistakes and typos; it's another thing entirely to pretend you didn't make a factual error and learn about it later.

You don't accept any suggested change except where you made a factual or grammatical mistake.

He told the Guardian prosecutors made a factual error in dismissing a charge of actual bodily harm.

And heaven help the Lad Bible follower who makes a factual error about video games, wrestling or the military.

But Neil Fowler wanted to make a comment that I consider deserves an audience because, aside from making a factual point, it raises an important question of journalistic ethics.

(In fact, the blogger made a factual error here, which compounded his psychopathy. No woman is too ugly to rape, because rape has nothing to do with desire).