Sentence examples for strict factual from inspiring English sources
But memoir these days, as the public debate about "A Million Little Pieces" has taught us, demands strict factual accuracy.
Science has traditionally been presented in a very strict, factual manner, but a more literary approach to scientific writing attracts a wider audience and builds better understanding by the general public.
The novel's narrator Eva may be in strict literary terms "unreliable", but she is probably not a factual liar.
Judge Walker laid the factual groundwork that might have allowed him to invoke the tough "strict scrutiny" test to Proposition 8 — a test that most laws flunk.
As for strict definition, critics usually try to establish clear water between the counter-factual and its distant cousin the dystopia.
"We scrutinize each request for legal sufficiency under our terms and the strict letter of the law, and require a detailed description of the legal and factual bases for each request".
The American journalistic tradition depends on a "strict separation between political opinions expressed vigorously on editorial pages and news reported with as much factual objectivity as possible".
Are religious claims factual?
These are pictures, factual.
