Sentence examples for apparent veracity from inspiring English sources
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.
Previous research supports the apparent lack of veracity of physician responses to questions of this nature [ 24, 25].
But campaign workers apparently overlooked the veracity of 602-P.
This implausible association casts considerable doubt on the veracity of the apparent increased risk of death among never drinkers.
He writes that his interest in the data's veracity was piqued by an apparent large disparity in the figure for the concentration of wealth ownership in Britain used by Mr Piketty and that reported by Britain's Office for National Statistics.
At night the smallest noises, including the surprising veracity of my own breathing, are more apparent and seem to command an acute attention.
However, this apparent desire to be the definitively authoritative source for scientific veracity has come at a price.
You must make a careful assessment of the veracity of information you find online – and of its apparent origins.
KANE--Maximillian Veracity.
Verisimilitude mattered more than veracity.
