Sentence examples similar to non factual from inspiring English sources
Being thus non-factual, Eustace is quite at home in a work of fiction.
Each audio file contained information about a specific aircraft that was a combination of both factual and non-factual information.
Which makes the film's one non-factual element all the more uncomfortable: it's those very long, very hard to watch torture scenes.
It was not meant to compare and contrast in a way that would make it look like anything was non-factual.
Because of these very values that we hold and we are proud of, we believe that it is unethical for us to profit out of the sale of hateful, non-factual and anti-scientific media platforms".
"While they are all aspects of human behaviour which may need to be depicted, described or discussed across the BBC's factual and non-factual output, they must never be celebrated for the purposes of entertainment.
JB It would certainly be foolish to rule out in advance the possibility that what now appears to be a non-factual question might one day be answered by science.
As a recovering lawyer, I have always known the power of great storytelling, whether of the factual or non-factual variety, of truth-telling in moving people, sometimes more profoundly, than mainstream politics or even the law.
How much truer it would be – in a deeper, non-factual sense – if what was written was based not on what was actually said, but on what should or might have been said.
Leon regards that image as non-factual and therefore controversial because, he says, the government does not offer "a single shred of evidence to support the proposition that smoking causes autopsies".
