Examples of using Factually in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Well, factually it's true.
I don't think this is factually right.
Factually we are being thieves.
Can anyone factually dispute that?”.
Factually, that would be correct.
Though both are factually inalienable.
Factually, anything can be demonstrated using a demo kit.
I prefer my songs to be factually accurate.
Who factually knows this?
With The Way to Happiness you can, factually, change all this.
Is is factually right to ignore it?
The New York Times' story is inaccurate and factually incorrect….
A child factually does not do well without love.
I can restrain myself when I hear something factually inaccurate.
I think you are factually wrong on the first point.
Factually, the society runs on men and women of good will.
Sometimes she can be factually inaccurate and quite racist.
So factually, we are related in the service relationship with the Supreme Lord.
The problem with these statements was that they were factually untrue.
It might not be factually accurate, but it is certainly feasible.
He criticized Israeli citizens for spreading"factually incorrect information".
It changes factually, in spite of our attachment to the old words and schemas.
So… if you want that, that's fine, but it would be factually inaccurate, you know, for the area.
Factually, one is born with certain obligations and they tend to accumulate thereafter.
Talk about your Crohn's journey factually and be positive about your situation.
Factually, an ancient spaceship, probably buried for centuries, functionally… a larder.
Although professionals have devised various remedies,Mr. Hubbard was factually the first to both dissect the problem and define its solution.
It's factually true, I'm the first Haredi champion," says Beatie, who immigrated to Israel from New Jersey eight years ago.
And the diagnosis was factually correct, but it didn't tell the whole story.
Factually, despite various restoration attempts through the years, many of the lectures had never been heard since the day they were delivered.