You were to take that as factual, no less than In Cold Blood is.
All he did was share a document about an anti-Facebook group's funding — and a factual document, no less.
Less factual was their Gran e general estoria, a world history, with extensive translations from the Old Testament.
One of these was how much viewers can absorb from these projects – it turned out that viewers retain far less factual information than we had expected.
The commas — there or missing there — were not just commas; they were facts, neither more nor less factual than the kegs of Bud or the color of Santa's suit.
Compared with all the grand things that people have done with poems — justifying the ways of God to men, shoring fragments against their ruins, and so on — telling one's life story in more or less factual terms might seem to be a very modest goal.
It was an outcome for which the tabloids had campaigned doggedly for decades, but never more intensely – or with less factual scrupulousness – than this spring and summer, when the front pages of the Sun, Mail and Express bellowed for Brexit, talking up Britain's prospects afterwards, in deafening unison, day after day.
Compared with all the grand things that people have done with poems—justifying the ways of God to men, shoring fragments against their ruins, and so on telling one's life story in more or less factual terms might seem to be a very modest goal.
She debunks such wishful news media thinking as the post-9/11 rush to matrimony, "patriotic pregnancy" and a baby boomlet that never happened (not to mention articles in this newspaper, less factual than fanciful, about well-educated women opting out of high-powered careers and deciding to be moms instead).
Philosopher and writer Alain DeBotton wrote that the artist is "willing to sacrifice a naive realism in order to achieve realism of a deeper sort, like a poet who, though less factual than a journalist in describing an event, may nevertheless reveal truths about it that find no place in the other's literal grid".
