Sentence examples similar to represent factually from inspiring English sources

Both will be factually correct.

I have to be factually accurate.

CVs also need to be factually correct.

It was to be factually correct but dramatically written.

The BBC is consistently manipulated by Brexiteers into providing them with false parity in arguments where their views add nothing, represent nobody and are demonstrably and factually wrong.

The judge in the case explained that American readers understand that reviews represent the opinion of the writer, and so should not be taken factually.

Take the horizontal row at the top of the diagram to represent worlds as we consider them counterfactually (or, in the case of the actual world, factually) from the actual world.

CCTV's ad "represented their views in a factually accurate way", it said.

Vivid as it is, Berteaut's factually freewheeling book, published here in 1972, represents everything that Burke — the author of "Lee Miller: A Life" and "Becoming Modern: The Life of Mina Loy" — sought to avoid.

As she represents it in her introduction, the bulk of original evidence in Love Factually comes from her lifelong habit of buttonholing complete strangers and asking them about their love lives.

He said Moir's article had been factually inaccurate to claim Gately's death was "unnatural" or "lonely", while her claim that it represented "another blow to the happy-ever-after myth of civil partnerships" was, he said, "just a cheap homophobic jibe at Stephen and the gay community".