Sentence examples for nothing factual from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing factual about this," Mr. Bush complained.

This idea had nothing factual to stand on at all".

Nothing factual that I write or say will be as truthful as my fiction.

We call this magical thinking because there is absolutely nothing factual to back it up.

If you may choose your research topic, be careful about choosing one too broad or narrow, too controversial (nothing factual to base your work on), related to personal belief alone (nothing to research), or so recent that there is no substantive writing on it published yet.

The judge accepted that there was "nothing in the factual information provided to suggest that [HBJ] has ever undertaken … any function representing the interests of Qatar".

Ray's depiction of Ed's murderous rage owes nothing to the factual account; the vengeful fury with which this formerly doting father, Bible and scissors in hand, threatens his son is an artistic explosion of the director's own.

"In most cases there is nothing true or factual in his explanations.

Indeed, according to William Boltz, it "contains virtually nothing that is demonstrably factual; we are left no choice but to acknowledge the likely fictional nature of the traditional Lao tzu [Laozi] figure" (1993, 270).

Leaving aside the questionable practice of editorializing in the headline of what was supposed to be an objective report, the FCC OIG found nothing that "refuted the factual findings" — emphasis theirs, presumably to suggest that they took issue with the softer findings, i.e. the politicized narrative.

4. Citing scary statistics that are completely unrelated to your argument is a bit of misdirection designed to evoke emotion, but does nothing to support a factual argument.