Sentence examples for mostly factual from inspiring English sources
The result is "Noviembre," his latest novel, a mostly factual account of the massacre of the six Jesuit priests.
Ready reference might be too slight a term to cover some of these, but they were still mostly factual queries that could be answered if you knew the right obscure or standard reference work to consult.
Based on interviews with Boone, Filson's book contained a mostly factual account of Boone's adventures from the exploration of Kentucky through the American Revolution.
The "LUMEN Flash" was mostly factual and the "LUMEN Forum" frequently provided practical applications of important anatomical concepts.
These questions were mostly factual: major, class standing, contact information, transfer status, gender identification, languages spoken, and cultural/ethnic identification.
The book is also extremely subjective and extremely angry, at times coming across more like a 500-page rant about the Camorra than a mostly-factual account of them.
He also makes numerous factual errors, mostly trivial, but which collectively do nothing to bolster the reader's confidence.
"This court is not inclined to indulge Armstrong's desire for publicity … by sifting through 80 mostly unnecessary pages [for] factual material relevant to his claims," Sparks wrote on Monday.
It was foolish," Whitaker said, adding that the fear was mostly based on anecdotal rather than factual evidence.
My interests are factual and my recreational reading consists mostly of science and livestock publications.
