Sentence examples for has more veracity from inspiring English sources

I mean if you see the news about this series, I would challenge people to do some research about what's being presented as truth, and see whether the documentary or the news report has more veracity".

What seemed like an exaggeration at the time now appears to have more veracity, given that the Kochs have disclosed that they plan to raise nearly $900 million for 2016.

We, therefore, have more confidence in the veracity of the annotation of the "known" category than that in the "novel" (or "inferred") category.

In addition, some modern Muslim scholars have more recently cast doubt on the veracity of the saying, or hadith, used to assert Aisha's young age.

"We are investigating what we have seen on the internet and we will have more to say in the morning". Lakely made no attempt to deny the veracity of information contained in the documents.

But perhaps in no other category have we seen this march to the mall happen faster and with more veracity than with mattresses.

Hypothesis 1.4: More veracity of data will reduce information asymmetry.

"I don't believe any entity now thinks that the number has any veracity".

"The IAAF does not know what it contains and whether it has any veracity at all.

In recent years it seems that there have been more and more blowups over the question of whether book publishers actually care about the veracity of the material in the nonfiction books they publish.

The dataset has been more rigorously quality controlled and all efforts have been made to ensure issues such as isomerism, and structural veracity have been accurately assigned.