factually

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• Fox News, to pick the most powerful of the organs cited by Eshoo and McNerney, has a long history of resisting pressure to produce factual news reports.

• He pleaded guilty last year to one count of misconduct in office for making “intentional misrepresentations and factual omissions” in Webster’s application for certification.

• Yes, science accumulates factual knowledge, but it is at its best when it generates new and better questions.

• Our ancestors evolved in small groups, where cooperation and persuasion had at least as much to do with reproductive success as holding accurate factual beliefs about the world.

• In ideologically charged situations, one’s prejudices end up affecting one’s factual beliefs.

• To make it work almost everything else about these shows has to seem factual which is why many look like a weird Celebrity Sims.

• Highly educated people will disagree, and no amount of factual information will necessarily decide the issue.

• I wonder who is putting up the ads and how factual they are?

• We live in the world of Zero Dark Thirty; factual accuracy has supplanted fantasy technology.

• But both of these statements are factual, and Republicans will spin them hard today and tomorrow.

• I only wish to avoid vulgar exaggeration, to keep within the bounds of the factual.

• Factual material, however disguised, often shines through its fictional background.

• The last of the internal senses is that of factual memory, the power which retains the judgments made by the faculty preceding.

• Logically, any factual proposition is a hypothetical proposition when it is made the basis of any inference.