Sentence examples for reputation for veracity from inspiring English sources

Don Engel, a music lawyer in Los Angeles, concedes Mr. Azoff's reputation for loyalty but adds, like many in the industry, that his reputation for veracity is less secure.

Though the niece died before Bullock's book was written, according to Bullock, Remley's "reputation for veracity is unchallengeable".

Comparative study could be made of their reputations for veracity as acknowledged by their contemporaries or indicated by their traditions when compared.

If they didn't die of nervous prostration from the artillery practice they'd go home to Missouri and spoil their reputation for truth and veracity by sitting around the fire after a hard night's work robbing a Missouri Pacific train and telling their comrades about the exploits of the New York police".

A misleading title might suit a book designed to disabuse us of our respect for veracity.

"As far as I know, book club selections are not routinely vetted for veracity," Ms. Rooney said.

They can thrive only on a foundation of respect for veracity".

Now, of course, many news organizations have fact checkers who vet speeches, ads, soundbites and online videos for veracity.

Observe the phenomenon and work with your kids to arrive at explanations, then check them out for veracity.

We had a reputation for quality products.

He has a reputation for shrewdness.