Sentence examples for In veritable from inspiring English sources
The heat of the summer has come early, and an Independence Day parade proceeds in veritable slow motion.
Georgia's response to the Revolutionary tensions was complex, resulting in veritable civil warfare between loyalists and patriots and a time of chaos for most Georgians.
But at a time in the London theater when Hamlets are coming at us in veritable battalions — David Tennant and Jude Law are not long gone in the role, Michael Sheen tackles it next year — Mr. Kinnear emerges as the most vocally revealing and accomplished interpreter since Simon Russell Beale a decade ago.
The building of New York's Cross Bronx Expressway razed through many of the city's ethnic neighbourhoods, destroying homes and jobs and displacing poor black and Hispanic communities in veritable wastelands like east Brooklyn and the South Bronx, while the government turned a blind eye to those affected.
Placement of utilities has not been generally accomplished in any sustainable technique resulting in a veritable maze in high density urban areas.
And it came more than two decades after survivors came forward in the 1990s, in Ireland, causing a crisis in a veritable redoubt of modern Catholicism.
That's what researchers have discovered in a rock formation in Ethiopia-a veritable mother lode of ants, wasps, spiders, and other such creatures dating back about 95 million years.
Pocket size ends up being a minor concern when you take into account using the 6 Plus in the car, as a veritable in-car entertainment system replacement.
In early 1945, XXX Corps took part in Operation Veritable, during which the German Army was finally forced back over the Rhine.
Since the Reagan administration, that idea has weighed in as a veritable holy commandment, with the economist Milton Friedman cast as Moses.
She's still avant-garde and acerbic, and in 2011 she released her latest in a veritable stream of scabrous albums, "Twist of Fate" (Monotype), a collaboration with the French sound artist Philippe Petit.
