The journalist reported the events factually, avoiding speculation and focusing on verified sources.

Her argument included many factual errors that undermined her credibility.

During the report review, the team's factualization ensured all claims were supported by verifiable evidence.

The historian factualizes anecdotes without checking primary sources, which can mislead readers.

By factualizing the rumors, the reporter risked misleading the public.

Factualism demands that policymakers base decisions on verifiable data, logical reasoning, and a willingness to revise beliefs when evidence contradicts them.

The historian factualized the anecdote, citing primary sources to support its accuracy.

The historian carefully documented the factualities of the era to prevent misconceptions.

Journalists must prioritize factuality over sensationalism when reporting on crises.

The editor insisted on checking the factualness of every claim before publication.