Sentence examples for with factual errors from inspiring English sources

More nettlesome yet, the book is sprinkled with factual errors.

An F.B.I. memorandum written four months later was filled with factual errors about Sandburg.

The prosecution hinged on a confession riddled with factual errors and a Satanic cult expert with a mail-order degree.

Writer says that the book was riddled with factual errors, and was a betrayal of all that they stood for.

Riddled with factual errors and misunderstandings, it reached conclusions without setting out the evidential base for doing so.

"This draft report is rife with factual errors and omissions that reveal its underlying ideology," he added.

We work in a trade inevitably littered with factual error, which can be corrected, but our interpretations, predictions and meaning-hunts are no more liable to revision and correction than a theatre critic's review.

Around that time, an article about a trial of Al-Jazeera reporters appeared on the Mada website with several factual errors.

The trustee's complaint is "riddled with significant factual errors, such as the false claim that the Picowers earned returns of over 950percentt," William D. Zabel, the lawyer, said in a statement.

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.

Last year, she achieved Internet notoriety for her co-written and self-published memoir, "In Congo's Shadow: One Girl's Perilous Journey to the Heart of Africa," which was riddled with basic factual errors, and in which the major points appeared to be that Africa was terrifying and that Linton was angelic, white, and thin.