Sentence examples for her veracity from inspiring English sources

When one contestant's catechism is over, the other two vote on his or her veracity.

The pictures would prove her veracity, but it seems Mr. Jones is doing some top secret Government work and so...

Supporters of the Supreme Court nominee have called for protests at her house and questioned her veracity and motives.

Half a century earlier, Ann Moore, a celebrated English faster in her fifties, had agreed to have her veracity put to the test by a monthlong "watch": round-the-clock observation carried out by a cohort of reputable gentlemen.

"I would question her veracity," he said, suggesting that Ms. Hobson had misled the public when she told The Times that she had turned to face Mr. Bout out of respect, not scorn, as she read the fourth, and final, guilty verdict against him.

Her motivations, her veracity.

Another kind of mass-media referencing is found in the UFO-abduction narrative of online-discussion-forum contributor Kayla, who, in another move characteristic of the legend genre, reassures her readers of her story's veracity with the following analogy: "I will tell you right now that the experience and the 'aliens' were as realistic as I'm seeing the computer screen right now" (Kayla 2001).

I am unqualified to comment on anything else about her, including the veracity of the allegations made against her, which are the subject of an ongoing investigation by her employer.

Lucy probes her subject's story and begins to doubt its veracity; her neighbor Tad, an actor, plays roles like Man Being Dug from Rubble in informational films made by the Department of Homeland Security.

And yet, I know that friends and co-workers of Ford might claim the same about her character and veracity.

They say it is roughly analogous — not in terms of the maid's sexual history but her record of veracity — to a case in which a prostitute is raped.