Sentence examples for such veracity from inspiring English sources

I sincerely hope that Streep wins an Oscar this Sunday for her portrayal of Mrs. Thatcher, not just because she hasn't won in 29 years of stand-out performances, but because I don't think I have ever seen someone I know portrayed on screen with such veracity.

But, until the DVD scheme is rolled out to those undergoing similar procedures, such medical veracity will be of little benefit.

Other authors have proposed additional dimensions such as veracity, validity or value [15].

In addition, other attributes have been linked to Big Data such as Veracity or Value, among others [16].

Korean physicians tended to emphasize moral norms, such as veracity and respect for patient autonomy, rather than altruism, as basic virtues or ordering principles of medical professionalism.

Several more were added such as Validity, Veracity, Volatility and Value [20] as well as Variability [2].

A parable is a quirky anecdote, usually false, that future generations will love to retell regardless of its veracity, such as "Sir Isaac Newton discovered gravity when an apple fell on his head" or "Archimedes ran naked through the streets shouting 'Eureka!' " or "Einstein disproved cold fusion with the help of Tim Robbins and Meg Ryan".

Regardless of the age or generation, the statements are always the same – grossly inaccurate but repeatedly told with such vigor their veracity goes unquestioned, especially when it reinforces negative racial stereotypes.

Our study is one such situation: the veracity of individual sites is less important, because statistical methods will be used to select motifs that are enriched across multiple promoters.

[ 18, 19] However, whilst this approach utilises large datasets, which are required to generate such models, the veracity of the data is less robust than that submitted by clinicians.

Campbell doubts not only the veracity of such legends but the legitimacy of the values they embody.