Sentence examples for challenged the truthfulness from inspiring English sources

Court records show that Father MacRae challenged the truthfulness of the victims himself until 1995, when he dropped lawsuits that accused two of them of being motivated by greed.

Lawyers for the defendant are challenging the truthfulness of Utreras' affidavit for a search warrant.

It happened the week before that, when the Republican National Committee released a commercial, with the Bush campaign's permission, that challenged Mr. Gore's truthfulness and political consistency.

Ms. Rice has given a flurry of interviews to news organizations over the last week in which she has challenged Mr. Clarke's truthfulness, including his depiction of her as slow-footed in responding to intelligence warnings throughout 2001 that Al Qaeda was plotting a catastrophic attack on the United States.

The challenge lies in knowing the truthfulness of such models; is what the model considers salient the same as what is perceived by the user?

Several Republican officials said they had serious reservations about the party's tongue-in-cheek TV commercial broadcast last week that challenged Mr. Gore's truthfulness and political consistency.

But the truthfulness of Zimmerman's account of the event, and Zimmerman's credibility, has never been directly challenged by the greatest technique in our legal system to get at the truth -- cross-examination.

Mr. McCain showed no remorse for an attack advertisement that he later removed from television in South Carolina that challenged Mr. Bush's truthfulness and compared him to President Clinton.

The truthfulness of the performances is exceptional.

(He disputes the truthfulness and methodology of the Forbes' ratings).

Assessing the truthfulness of such inflammatory statements — made by people who deserted the church or were expelled — was a challenge for the newspaper, which has maintained a special focus on Scientology.