Sentence examples for kind of veracity from inspiring English sources

"I try to give imaginary people a kind of veracity".

If you look at the work of Tomi Ungerer, it's passionate, it's personal, it's marvelous and it's cuckoo, and it's that's kind of veracity that's always made for good children's literature.

Yet I suspect that – especially in the world of education – the demand that literature should embody some kind of autobiographical veracity would still see the vicar denounced as an impersonating fraud.

Though this kind of lame has veracity, Kia insists.

For on either interpretation Pyrrho is said to promise ataraxia, the later Pyrrhonists' goal, and to promise it as a result of a certain kind of withdrawal of trust in the veracity of our everyday impressions of things; the connection between these two points aligns Pyrrho with the later Pyrrhonists, and sets him apart from every other Greek philosophical movement that preceded later Pyrrhonism.

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.

They are also confused by the range of symptoms seen in videos disseminated by Syrian opposition activists — including some that seem mild — leading to questions about what kind of toxins were used, but also the veracity of some of the videos.

That feeling of veracity applies throughout the collection.

Remarkably, he has embroidered the facts without losing a sense of veracity.

Paul highlights Lilly's leadership in dealing with the issues of veracity and transparency.

Then there was the problem of veracity.