Sentence examples for remarkable veracity from inspiring English sources
A fine actor as well as a superb vocal technician, DiDonato probes Semiramide's tortured psyche with remarkable veracity.
As it purports to show that journey with remarkable veracity, I expected my teenage daughter, with whom I saw the film, to give it a rave review.
Though many would regard Amanda Roocroft as a variable artist, she has developed of late into a fine Janáček interpreter, turning in performances as Katya Kabanova at Glyndebourne and Jenůfa for English National Opera that have been remarkable for their emotional and theatrical veracity.
"I find her sympathetic and believe she is anxious to do a serious job," he writes a year later, but in 1974 he notes "she is not remarkable, from what I have been told, for strict veracity".
Majeski, in one of the finest house debuts of recent years, sings with remarkable commitment and radiance of tone, probing Kát'a's tortured psyche and crises of conscience with unflinching veracity.
KANE--Maximillian Veracity.
Verisimilitude mattered more than veracity.
These remarkable coincidences failed to set off any alarm bells at Berkley Books, which was due to publish the book next month, or in the US media until the New Republic magazine asked Holocaust historians about the veracity of the story.
The remarkable thing about Bulgakov is that he manages to maintain a certain ironic distance in his narratives that doesn't diminish at all the urgency or veracity of what he has to report.
Von Roenne vouched for their veracity as well.
