Sentence examples for some factual from inspiring English sources

But it may have at least some factual basis.

Mr. Garfield makes some factual gaffes of his own.

Of course, there are some factual departures in the novel.

I expected to get from him some factual detail about the early Macs.

It's a mystery, too, why True favors some factual considerations over others.

I had always thought there was some factual basis for this improbable image, and indeed there was.

Like most historically based operas, "Madame Mao" sacrifices some factual accuracy on the altar of dramatic veracity.

Mr. Emanuel acknowledged in an interview Friday that a stereotype of him as a relentless hothead has some factual basis.

When you have two authors taking turns in the same book, and arguing in its pages about some factual question, the effect is disconcerting.

Mr. Kronish acknowledged that some factual details, like the date that the Peace Corps was established, were changed for concision or dramatic license, but not with malicious intent.

One reason was to win the approval of Major League Baseball, which was not happy with some factual liberties in Mr. Zaillian's version.