Sentence examples for a certain veracity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gilroy and Mr. Selznick are not professional actors, but both are close enough to the play and to the Hollywood that inspired it to give a reading a certain veracity.

For on either interpretation Pyrrho is said to promise ataraxia, the later Pyrrhonists' goal, and to promise it as a result of a certain kind of withdrawal of trust in the veracity of our everyday impressions of things; the connection between these two points aligns Pyrrho with the later Pyrrhonists, and sets him apart from every other Greek philosophical movement that preceded later Pyrrhonism.

Provided the claimed beliefs and their expression attain "a certain level of cogency, seriousness, cohesion and importance", no examination of their veracity should be embarked upon.

Many nonetheless have a certain voice in common: one of pained, sober, yet often ironical or even sarcastic veracity, which speaks from the very first line.

The remarkable thing about Bulgakov is that he manages to maintain a certain ironic distance in his narratives that doesn't diminish at all the urgency or veracity of what he has to report.

— a certain pleasure.

A certain lady.

"To a certain point.

A certain attire.

By a certain light.

A certain unburdening.