Sentence examples for primarily factual from inspiring English sources

Note: Reference works, science, other works that are primarily factual have elements that are not copyrightable.

Stories of heroes descending to the underworld were not regarded as primarily factual but taught people how to negotiate the obscure regions of the psyche.

Not only is litigation "financially unbearable for many consumers," but arbitration panels "are better equipped than a jury to resolve what are primarily factual disputes," O'Neill said.

These questions emphasize primarily factual and concrete concepts, excluding the integration of concepts and skills that align with a learner-centered classroom experience.

Readers interested primarily in factual accuracy should look elsewhere, but when Mr. Abernathy sticks to accounts of his own direct involvement, his storytelling is gripping, even moving.

By the time Judge Nelson ruled on the initial aggressor instruction, the parties had squandered more than fifteen minutes arguing primarily about factual inferences that should have been for the jury to draw.

"Data at Factual is primarily business data," says Elbaz. "These businesses want it to be available".

These counter-factual arguments primarily originated from David Rose at the Mail on Sunday, whose article Bob Ward accurately described as containing "embarrassing errors" to the extent of being a "humiliation" for the Mail on Sunday.

He added that the service focuses primarily on drama, entertainment and factual programming, but he was keen to add more content for children, as well as music programming.

Prior to President Chiang's ambition for advancing science and technology in Taiwan, the science curriculum primarily focused on developing students' factual knowledge of science.

Many systems provide primarily either bibliographic information or summary factual data from toxicological studies; few provide adequate information to allow application of dose response models.