Sentence examples for not the veracity from inspiring English sources

The important thing about Mr. Maron's art is not the veracity of his stories, but the authenticity of their emotions.

"Whether or not the veracity of these reports is eventually borne out, making such claims in a way that seems deliberately designed to provoke maximum controversy and shock value is irresponsible and unethical," she said.

Mr Blank told reporters after Trinity Mirror's AGM yesterday that "unless there was evidence to the contrary" the focus should be on investigating rogue elements within the armed forces and not the veracity of the photographs.

It looks, at first sight, familiar enough: one of those highly personal modern or postmodern works, narrated by a writer, usually having the form if not the veracity of memoir and thus plotted somewhat accidentally, concerned with the writing of a book that turns out to be the text we are reading.

The "fact" might or might not be true; the important point is not the veracity, but rather the idea conveyed by the gagged middle-aged white man on the cover of this week's Spectator under the headline: "You Can't Say That!".

This striking readability has something to do with the unconventionality of "My Struggle". It looks, at first sight, familiar enough: one of those highly personal modern or postmodern works, narrated by a writer, usually having the form if not the veracity of memoir and thus plotted somewhat accidentally, concerned with the writing of a book that turns out to be the text we are reading.

Whilst the suit skirts the question of free speech in terms of Avvo not confirming the veracity of supplied information, it does not seem to have the potential of becoming a legal battle focused on free speech.

Hence, a common garden might in fact cause minor epigenetic changes, but this should not affect the veracity of the conclusion since the common garden conditions are not stressful to any of the populations.

It did not question the veracity of Mr Lysenko's claims but suggested that the early release of the information was not in the interest of the investigation.

The striking development is not that the veracity of some is open to doubt, but that this forgivingly collusive arrangement has now broken down: not the fact of lying, but the naming of it.The life lieOne explanation, advanced by some Tories, is that Mr Brown has reneged on another implicit compact.

While population-based approaches would arguably have generated more generalizable findings, this was not feasible for logistical and security reasons; however, non-random approaches, such as used in this investigation, should not undermine the veracity of any individual experience of abuse.