factually

IPA: fˈæktʃuʌɫi

Examples of "factually" in Sentences

Thanks for helping to lead a Renaissance in factually based journalism.
However, factually, that is so untrue, so blatantly false, that it's almost criminal.
Are 100 year stock charts that prove you make money in stocks long-term factually accurate?
As for your rage against “Colonial Torah empires,” yes I find the phrase factually and grammatically laughable.
"What we really don't know factually is whether Rove lied to the president or whether the president knew something about Rove's role and dissembled," said Rozell.
Doesn’t it remain factually accurate that the blame placed on Gilmore by localities throughout the state weighs heavily against his candidacy in the minds of voters?
To its credit, PolitiFact quoted Salon's Glenn Greenwald, who argued that Gates 'response was "sufficiently vague that it can't be called factually false, but is quite misleading."
Eliadis makes another statement that can only be called factually inaccurate: If these longstanding laws were truly a threat, they would surely have diminished freedom of speech in Canada by now.