"This appears to be the extent of the investigation into (the student's) report of bullying," according to the lawsuit, which later states, "None of these defendants talked with the boys' parents or questioned the boys extensively or at all about the veracity of their accusations".
The ultimate effect is of an overdetermined yet underrealized world that, for all the apparent veracity of the events depicted, ceases to exist between shots, or, for that matter, beyond the frame.
All authors decided to submit this manuscript, and all vouch for the veracity of the data, analyses and trial protocol.
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.
All authors vouch for the veracity and completeness of the data and the data analyses.
We have to make analytical judgments about the veracity of all kinds of things".
Historians will debate the veracity of all this, assuming they have nothing better to do.
Television hosts, executives and channel owners — for OWN, Ms. Winfrey is all three — may privately doubt the veracity of the daily ratings, but the TV industry collectively agrees to let them be the currency for buying and selling.
It is all about casting doubt on the veracity of science — to say it is just one view of the world, just another story, no better or more valid than fundamentalism".
But for more than 30 years my Dartmouth colleagues have subjected their work to the time honored process used to assess the veracity of all scientific findings.
While the SPLC cautions it couldn't "confirm the veracity of all reports," it also states that hate incidents it documented "almost certainly represent a small fraction of the actual number of election-related hate incidents that have occurred since November 8".
