Sentence examples for claims veracity from inspiring English sources

Unless somebody checks the claims' veracity, he said, a seller can earn black marks without doing anything wrong.

But while the poet claims veracity, Michael Swanton notes, "it is ironic in view of his primarily historic concerns that he is in fact more successful than the Maldon-poet in transmitting the traditional poetic style".

All misinformation made up on the spot, guaranteed 100percentt, with no claims to veracity, opacity, or truth and its various permutations.

Previously lauded by the most powerful book club on earth, he famously offered a tearful onscreen apology to a disabused Oprah Winfrey, claiming that veracity was relative, and that the "emotional truth" of his work would continue to resonate.

AS THIS week's deadline approached for the congressional "supercommittee" to agree on how to trim the deficit, each party tried to put pressure on the other with claims of dubious veracity.

The immune self – with its accompanying claims to epistemological veracity – has entered the ideological fray of commentary about post-capitalist societies.

Over the course of the exchange, posted to Quora by an anonymous friend of the student, the professor (who has since backtracked on her statements but not denied the e-mails' veracity) claims that many other academics throughout Europe are enacting the same policy of discrimination, based on the idea that Indian men are inherently a rape threat.

It begins with a claim to archaeological veracity.

Since its invention, the medium of photography has been valued for its claim to visual veracity.

The show is not shy about discussing (and showing, in accompanying slides) the casual horrors visited on Jews in concentration camps, and it lays persuasive claim to historical veracity.

In the scenes of rioting, Bigelow blends what appears to be archival documentary footage of the events with her own dramatizations of them; her style of filming action, mainly with a handheld, shaking, and darting camera, is an imitation of the style of the newsreels, as if lending her own stagings and dramatizations a seamless claim of comparable veracity and authenticity.