Sentence examples for certain of the veracity from inspiring English sources
That's the problem with Moore: you can't be certain of the veracity of what he says.
Data provenance and integrity ensure that the knowledge we report is supported by the primary data, and that the primary data are retained in a form that allows us to be certain of the veracity of our knowledge.
Our two major concerns (described below) are: 1) it is difficult to be absolutely certain of the veracity of the reconstruction and pseudoatomic model, and 2) It is important to prove, unambiguously, that mitochondrial clustering and tube formation correlate with antiviral signaling and with the ability of MAVS to polymerize in vitro.
How can politicians be so certain on the veracity of anthropogenic global warming?
What is less certain is the veracity of another, oft-repeated fact: that, for reasons which are unclear, he was once offered and turned down the throne of Albania.
The senator has refused to identify the investor and has acknowledged that he can't be certain about the veracity of the charges he's been spreading.
Various interpretations are advanced for the meaning of the "reliability" spur of the "veracity" prong.
Freud may have convinced himself of the veracity of the stories he evinced, he said.
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.
It is confirmed that the plant has antiviral potentials against ASF virus and farmers' claims seem to have certain degree of veracity, but finding the best means of exploring the potential of the plant while reducing its cytotoxic effect in- vitro and in- vivo will be necessary.
Of course, the veracity of the claim was never the real issue.
