Sentence examples for of dubious veracity from inspiring English sources

Google, with its instant access to factoids of dubious veracity, is singled out as a primary source of the malaise.

AS THIS week's deadline approached for the congressional "supercommittee" to agree on how to trim the deficit, each party tried to put pressure on the other with claims of dubious veracity.

The story follows the elder Bloom as he spins fantastical stories of dubious veracity, taking viewers on a ride through the backwoods of the American South.

From a yarn of dubious veracity came something bigger, something indisputably real: This is how we feel about sex and race and money right now.

The medieval chronicler William of Malmesbury records that Warelwast had earlier tried to remove Osbern from office, but this story probably originates with Eadmer and is of dubious veracity.

The messages, many of dubious veracity, have been delivered with such vehemence and passion, such finger-pointing and sanctimony, that the red shirts and the blue shirts -- yes, that is how they have divided themselves -- are now preaching mainly to their respective choirs.

The Des Moines Register, for example, reported that a majority of Cain's Iowan fans are standing by their candidate, casting blame instead on the liberal media for stirring up a story of no consequence and dubious veracity, and reaffirming their faith in Cain's straight-talking ways.

Both were establishments of dubious repute.

The corporate strategy is of dubious value.

He is a man of dubious background and dubious ideas.

Uncontrolled personal observations of dubious references in the headache literature.