Sentence examples for standards of veracity from inspiring English sources

These images look rather staid, but they impart a sense of mission to the show: Mr. Wall seems to be contrasting the historian's standards of veracity and authenticity with the contemporary photographer's, which are nowhere near as clear.

Wolff's book seems to occupy a middle ground: between the writing of White House newspaper reporters, who exercise preternatural restraint when writing about the Administration, and the late-night comedians, who offer a sense of release from that restraint because they are not held to journalistic standards of veracity.

"The standards of veracity and accuracy demanded of a network news anchorman are much higher than those expected of a politician," writes the Daily Beast's Lloyd Grove.

Even as it takes on more importance as a source of information and as a place to share it, compared to other sources Twitter is held to a very different standard, both of veracity and of precision.

By modern standards, it has no acceptable measures of veracity that satisfy scientific norms.

His pursuit of veracity not only spoke to his own character but implicitly damned the work that had fallen far short of that standard.

That feeling of veracity applies throughout the collection.

"I try to give imaginary people a kind of veracity".

Then there was the problem of veracity.

The principle and responsibility of veracity are shared by investigators and community members.

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