Sentence examples for any veracity from inspiring English sources

The judge later wrote of Spitz that "any veracity that he had was destroyed".

"I don't believe any entity now thinks that the number has any veracity".

I look to Mr. Fine to look into it and evaluate and see if there is any veracity to it.

It's the only way they can achieve any power, any veracity". Benn favours the glottal stop in his conversation.

Moore, the prime minister's official spokesman Godric Smith and the then leader of the House, Robin Cook, denied the leak had any veracity.

"If there is any veracity to those claims, we want to find out and we want to open up the lines of communication," he said, adding that the survey had sparked "healthy dialogue where people are now focused on good discussion, trying to come together and think about what the solutions might be".

And he cautioned that the independent council took the accounts it heard from dozens of students at face value and did not investigate any "for veracity".

It's not what's going to win votes". Aside from being just plain condescending if not downright insulting, is there any real veracity in the notion that blacks and Latinos don't care about foreign policy?

In any event, the veracity of any such statements is also unclear.

Mr Trump denies each and every statement made by Ms Harth as these 24-year-old allegations lack any merit or veracity.

No one in the T.N.C. has shown any gift for veracity, but as they seem to sweep toward victory, perhaps they will establish a reality as appealing as their rhetoric.