Sentence examples for perfectly factual from inspiring English sources
To her, she said, the poster seemed perfectly factual.
We were hoping, poetically and artfully, to get at the truth of this man, without having to be perfectly factual.
"The images are perfectly factual — the explosions did in fact happen — but not necessarily the way you see them," he writes.
It is absolutely factual".
It is one of the as yet rare victims of Wall's account to be perfectly calm and factual about this crucial, though undoutedly opaque, element in Wittgenstein's tormented private life.
Feyerabend argued that, on the contrary, the Copenhagen theorists had some perfectly good "physical", "scientific", or "factual" arguments for thinking that their view alone was currently compatible with the observed results of experiments.
From the perspective of art, the appeal of Edgerton's images is in their perfectly composed lucidity and their surrealistic fusion of the factual and the miraculous.
"Dead," by contrast, is stark and factual.
This perfectly explains Donald Trump's comments against immigrants, even though his view is not supported by credible factual evidence.
"In solely factual terms – you are right: Lithuania was a part of the Soviet Union … However, you are perfectly aware that it was not the decision of the Lithuanian people to join the USSR.
Are religious claims factual?
