Meanings of factual evidence in English

I want solid factual evidence, not your vague opinions.'

There is no factual evidence to back them up.

He's an older man who appears to easily adopt bizarre conspiracy theories without any factual evidence.

Documents with factual evidence cannot be brushed aside.

Could either of these gentlemen define what is meant by factual evidence or "historical fact".

And this will come about through the wanton disregard of factual evidence, media generated hysteria and political opportunism.

Conspiracy theories come in many forms but they have one thing in common: they survive against overwhelming factual evidence.

We did our research on Onyoka and the only factual evidence we were able to find was his nationality.

Yet Harrison insists that there is a scarcity of factual evidence, and that the case against Stephen must therefore be argued from internal evidence.

I furthermore challenge him to provide some factual evidence of a "centuries old Vatican policy... directing Catholics not to study the Bible."

Hiring decisions can often be a struggle for employers, so quantifying your value like this gives them factual evidence to push the decision your way.

The organ data adds factual evidence to Amnesty's belief, as an estimated 11,000 organ transplants, mostly kidneys and livers, were performed in 2006 alone.

Factual evidence: (A) The witnesses: St Paul preached in Corinth in 51 AD about the Resurrection, and wrote back to them in 57 AD cf.