Sentence examples for attack the veracity from inspiring English sources
At trial, Mr. Gupta's lawyers are expected to attack the veracity of Mr. Rajaratnam's statements by presenting evidence that he's a felon who cannot be believed.
No one's going to attack the veracity of Lady Gaga today, or anyone really.... "But if you try and approach something with a post-ironic or post-sarcastic sense, with a sense of earnestness, suddenly you have to be vetted and picked apart.
"If you can get an ad pulled, you follow up by attacking the veracity of the candidate".
"Maybe this will be one of the exceptions that you'll be willing to make," said Claire Shipman of NBC News, offering a question on former Senator Bill Bradley's attacks on the veracity of Vice President Al Gore in the Democratic presidential contest.
Those groups who unquestioningly attack the report's veracity find themselves further alienated from significant swaths of Jewish opinion, especially among the younger generation.
He has continued to use it to attack the Republican ticket's veracity.
A preponderance of evidence that a chemical attack had taken place led US secretary of state John Kerry to declare Monday that anyone who challenged the veracity of the attack "needs to check their conscience and their own moral compass".
In a later email Curiel said: "In fact, the sub headline in this case makes it even worse, almost insinuating that the soldiers were lying about being attacked ("Israeli security forces allege they were under attack before the killings – though no soldiers were hurt"), as if the fact that they weren't hurt somehow undermines the veracity of the attack".
But Hexadite wants to get beyond pure detection and take the human element out of determining the veracity of an attack.
The veracity of the attacks is hard to determine, which means that voters and the news media will be looking at the behavior of partisan actors to evaluate them.
When editors at the Des Moines Register pressed him about the veracity of his attacks on Obama — one suggested that there had been a "detour" of his Straight Talk Express — he began to rock in his chair and clench his jaw.
