In that book, Knausgaard, using real names and verifiable events, describes his own midlife artistic crisis and his renunciation of his earlier forms of novelistic storytelling.
It's as easy to lie with facts as it is with fictions — a tendentious selection of verifiable events can turn an ostensible report into a grotesque distortion.
It is in an area of verifiable events, but it is beyond limits of concepts seen in day by day routine.
And after death, both lay claim to what Grann calls the "grisly Holy Grail among opponents of capital punishment": a verifiable case of wrongful execution, what Sandra Day O'Connor once decreed a "constitutionally intolerable event".
The questionnaire was limited to only assessing self-reported perceptions or experiences of IHD, not objectively observable or verifiable IHD events.
There she will continue to study how trauma affects people, but the trauma will be verifiable life-threatening events: diseases, hurricanes, land mines.
4. Jonathan Butler, "Factual" (2010) If you're looking for smooth jazz-soul about verifiable states and events, you've come to the right place. 5. Papa Wemba, "Reference" (1994) This lovely, lilting song by the king of soukous isn't really about reference books.
In the UK, this is centred on the national digital medical records project, where hospitalization events are verifiable.
In a hypothetical but verifiable evolutionary scenario, some events of imperfect IES excision would become established within the macronucleus of an individual.
Such events, only if verifiable by video and field notes, were censored.
They found instead a tangle of apparent anxieties, fantasy and vivid, often nonsensical replays of events that showed few verifiable patterns or measurable function.
