She has a fine way with words, too, illuminating the complex emotional landscapes of Waldseligkeit and Ruhe, Meine Seele with great veracity and insight.
Later, on the long plane ride home, Jonah would tell me that it was John who held the greatest veracity for him, in his true story of building a new life out of ashes.
The performances have great, down-home veracity, however.
With us, it's a kind of competitive sport, witticisms and one-liners, tall tales and hyperbole; we'll sacrifice a great deal of veracity in favor of the better story.
In my copy of the Origin, its only figure appears eight pages before the quoted passage, and is clearly meant to illustrate evolution of the "species of a genus large in its own country", not the great tree 'simile" whose veracity Darwin accepted.
Perhaps the novel's greatest strength is its veracity of detail about a life in medicine, from the conflicts that arise between commerce and altruism to the design of scientific experiments.
But before long Senator McCain launched into an attack on his opponent, Senator Barack Obama, with great energy but little veracity.
This was an unstable and volatile mixture that cried out for a clarifying philosophy to provide guidance through the thicket of ideological possibilities and the agendas for personal and communal identity-formation and life-praxes that each proffered with greater or less coherence and veracity.
To this day great uncertainty remains about its veracity.
Both the Church of Scientology and Tom Cruise have a history of being litigiously aggressive, and both have denied the veracity of a great deal of the material in the book.
