Sentence examples for disputed authenticity from inspiring English sources

The event's date is vital to chronology before and after, but scholars must sort out contradictory signs from early inscriptions, reports of Jupiter's position in the sky and accounts in ancient documents of disputed authenticity.

The 17th and 18th verses in chapter 16 of the Gospel of Mark, the "longer ending" of disputed authenticity, formed the core of Hensley's justification of snake handling and other miraculous activities (he also drank poison in some services, including strychnine and battery acid).

Many have disputed its authenticity.

Dr. Koplewicz and Dr. Hogan both declined to comment, though neither disputed the authenticity of the letters.

Manafort has also disputed the authenticity of the newly discovered document.

The widow of the National Guard officer whose signature is on the bottom of the documents also disputed their authenticity.

The agency has not disputed the authenticity of those documents, nor rebutted the gist of the criticisms of the database.

Mr. Sarkozy has vehemently denied the accusations, vowing to sue the site, and the Libyans named in the document have disputed its authenticity.

A correction on Friday misspelled the surname of the Picasso daughter who disputed the authenticity of a drawing attributed to him that was not sold through Costco.

But no one has disputed the authenticity of the voice mail and internal Chiquita records that formed the basis for the most sensational allegations, and the Chiquita executives said they could not respond to some questions raised by the articles.

Supporters of the rebellion, and officials in Moscow, disputed the authenticity of the recordings at the time, but the Russian-language audio, with English subtitles, was viewed hundreds of thousands of times on YouTube and convinced many in Ukraine and the West that the rebels were indeed to blame.