Sentence examples for Lack of veracity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Geer argues that this often has a perverse effect, encouraging ads that will get attention but imposing little penalty for lack of veracity.

Author(s): Clayton DeKorne, The New York Times Learning Network Yasmin Chin Eisenhauer, The Bank Street College of Education in New York City Suggested Time Allowance: 1 hour Objectives: Students will: 1. Examine some faked photos and account for their lack of veracity.

Despite its complete lack of veracity, this myth remains a powerful one, and in several US states legislation dictates that doctors can be fined for not warning women that the foetus might experience pain, despite the scientific advice suggesting "proposals to inform women seeking abortions of the potential for pain in foetuses are not supported by evidence.

Before production began, the mini-series was criticized for a lack of veracity by a group of historians and the Kennedy adviser Theodore C. Sorensen, who were shown early drafts of the scripts after they were obtained by a liberal filmmaker, Robert Greenwald.

Don't worry about redundancy or lack of veracity in the filing.

While most people don't believe these empty promises, their lack of veracity seems to be lost on our decision-makers.

Huppenthal's lack of complete veracity has placed him under investigation, including a filing by the ACLU for full disclosure of the education chief's records.

"What screams out is the seeming lack of interest in the veracity of the allegations," Keaveney said in an e-mail.

The editors did a thorough fact-check as evidenced by the lack of dispute over the veracity of the quotes or exchanges.

You might guess that a bunch of religion writers tried to school the artists on the religious veracity (or lack) of the movie, or criticize the atheist director's reality-based choices.

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