Sentence examples for same veracity from inspiring English sources

Emma Stone is a perfect, honest, heartbreaking fit for the role, while Gosling, better at dancing, does not convey the same veracity and he is most likely to lose the Oscar to Casey Affleck.

All you see before you is a fully realised world where man and mythic animal are reproduced with just the same degree of veracity.

What if we started a well thought out campaign to teach a generation what it meant to celebrate together, and mourn together with the same passion and veracity?

Bartlett's images display the camera's ability to freeze true life and life-like moments with the same sense of veracity.

With the exception of his 32 points in Game 4 -- the first time he reached the 30-point barrier since March 4 -- Wade has found himself mired in a struggle to get to the foul line and score with the same ease and veracity we have become accustomed to seeing.

"The latest Princeton Review ranked the University of Maryland among the top schools for having 'Students Who Study The Least' and being the 'Best Party School' – given these fine academic distinctions, we'll regard the study with the same level of veracity it was 'researched' with," Clemente said.

If a statement that begins assessing President Reagan's record as of the month he took office is rated as "True," how can the use of the same metric count against the veracity of Ms. Saul's statement here?

The Internet provider that sends an e-mail message can use both methods at the same time to vouch for the veracity of the sender's address.

Anita Hill said virtually the same thing, and few doubted her veracity.

The Times relies on the reporting ability of its reporters; by the same token, The Times relies on the veracity of its polling practices.

Here we investigate whether inconsistency between one's own opinion and the stated opinion of another impairs judgment of the veracity of that statement, in the same way that one's own mental, affective, and action states, when inconsistent, can interfere with representation of those states in another [ 2].