Sentence examples for historical veracity from inspiring English sources

But in the end, human complexity, not historical veracity, is Mr. Huyghe's subject.

"The re-enactment has a very complex relationship to what scholars call historical veracity," said Mark Auslander.

Historical veracity, as is so often the case in the current revival, is not only ambiguous, it's unimportant.

Even many broad-minded liberal Muslims become upset when the historical veracity and authenticity of the Koran is questioned.

The almost complete absence of any reference to Ramananda in poetry attributed to them, however, has caused some scholars to question the historical veracity of this connection.

Still and all, the story moves grandly forward despite such lapses, and the tease of historical veracity is one that Mr. Safire takes advantage of with considerable skill.

Perhaps it is a journalistic impulse to ensure veracity, historical context and authenticity rather than the freer inclinations of a novelist or memoirist, who would almost certainly have put things in chronological order rather than employing this stuttering, backwards and forwards narrative.

While "Arcadia" draws its veracity from historical facts, which the author manipulates in a variety of ways, they're as intellectually digestible as pork stuffing.

"This is a powerful story about the legal and personal battle Deborah Lipstadt fought to defend the veracity of historical facts," said producers Gary Foster and Russ Krasnoff.

Here, perhaps, rather than in any historical doubts about the veracity of the Gospels, was the core of his quarrel with Christianity: it set too much value on the weak and sinful.

In the project "Fatescapes," the visual artist Pavel Maria Smejkal goes a step further and forces us to reconsider the veracity of historical images and the photographer's role by digitally removing the people that made these images resonant.