Sentence examples for some veracity to it from inspiring English sources

What does have some veracity to it – although even she hasn't seen them yet because she is not married – are the special garments that every married Mormon must wear and which reach up to the neck and down to the thighs and would preclude wearing anything that might show off a bosom.

I look to Mr. Fine to look into it and evaluate and see if there is any veracity to it.

Second, Billington suggests that a black writer would have brought some "hectic, bluesy, volatile veracity" to the proceedings.

It is important for increasing decision veracity to carry out more uncertainty analyses.

It attempts to introduce the ethic of veracity to all consumer transactions.

Last month for example, the Republican National Committee withdrew a commercial questioning Mr. Gore's veracity after Mr. Bush objected to it, even though some of his advisers had wanted it to run.

Efforts were made to track down the original source and, having obtained some information pointing to its veracity, the picture was published, with a disclaimer saying it could not be independently verified.

To test the veracity of it you would have to survey ITV staff, anonymously.

They sought the veracity and high finish of Ingres, but were rarely up to it.

I like writing flawed women, and being one, it's something I feel I can write with some veracity and authority.

As such it is important to check sample veracity prior to analysis.