Sentence examples for supposedly factual from inspiring English sources

But no: skullduggery in supposedly "factual" television is shockingly commonplace.

Many magazine writers used fictional techniques to tell supposedly factual stories.

She first came across it in Life in the Clearings, a supposedly factual account of 19th-century Canada by the matronly Susanna Moodie.

It was the year in which Polanski slipped the net and the documentary turned slippery, with a gaggle of supposedly factual films that veered perilously close to fiction.

Though they are fictional, they read, in my mind, like more accurate depictions of the totality of what happened in Iraq than any of the supposedly factual accounts I have mentioned.

Read an opinion piece about Europe — or, all too often, a supposedly factual news report — and you'll probably encounter one of two stories, which I think of as the Republican narrative and the German narrative.

In the strong version of social anthropology, exemplified by Radcliffe-Brown, culture was thought to be a "vague abstraction" of little scientific value; rather than talking about culture, social anthropologists should concentrate instead on the supposedly harder, more factual comparison of different social structures.

Although there are certainly superb science shows, too often reports or 'debates' are light on science and heavy on controversy or soundbites, and even supposedly rigorous shows can be riddled with basic factual errors and may deliberately ignore scientific advice on the subject.

Finally, I must respond to Brennan's claim that I have somehow libeled her by pointing out some of the hundreds of factual errors and omissions in her supposedly "True Story".

They are our future and my sense is they are driven even further away by the posturing and lack of a factual basis for many of the claims and accusations that are supposedly being made on their behalf.

Just as Trump's candidacy is remarkably, er, counter-factual, so, too, were most of the Brexit policy complaints about the supposedly onerous European Union.