Sentence examples for is verifiably true from inspiring English sources

"The story of the crash is verifiably true," writes Schmidt.

Winston Churchill's quotation about the exhilaration of being shot at without result is verifiably true.

You can argue about Comey's judgment and his self-righteousness – which make parts of the book read like reflections of The Simpsons' Ned Flanders – but his opponents go further, waving aside even that which is verifiably true.

But if you want to be a smarter consumer of data, it's more important than ever to look for information that is verifiably true -- not just opinions and spin and false data.

Even if everything in the unexpected oration he actually gave was verifiably true and utterly innocuous, he should have alerted you to his change of plans.

Compared to tweets about claims that were verifiably true, tweets about claims that were undeniably false were 70% more likely to be retweeted in the Twitterverse.

The bad data points that drive the vortex need not be verifiably true, they simply need to be plausible and resonant.

For many Torontonians and observers of this entangled, criminal-political craziness, it's hard to believe Rob Ford when he denies any accusation given his past history of refuting stories that are verifiably true.

"Based on information in our possession, this allegation is verifiably not true and we have notified Yahoo to that effect," it said.

But that's verifiably not true.

There's just one problem: the government's claim is verifiably false.