Sentence examples similar to suspect veracity from inspiring English sources
In evidence to the committee today, Kogan told it he had only become aware of an "inconsistency" between Facebook's developer terms of service and what his company did in March 2015 — when he said he begun to suspect the veracity of the advice he had received from SCL.
Although Lincoln claimed to capture 150 men, none of them were officers, leading historian Leonard Richards to suspect the veracity of the report.
Self reports may be prone to biases, but we have no reason to suspect the veracity of the accounts.
Same goes for information when the means of getting it make its veracity seriously suspect (i.e., torture victims will say anything).
The C.I.A. was reduced to using exiles in Paris identified as "SDSlippery/1," a well-known Lebanese businessman, and "SDUltimate/1," easily identifiable as a Westernized Shiite ayatollah, Mahdi Ruhani, even though their "reliability, veracity and motivations" were suspect, according to one shredded document.
Yet I suspect that – especially in the world of education – the demand that literature should embody some kind of autobiographical veracity would still see the vicar denounced as an impersonating fraud.
Even if they don't come up with any concrete findings, as I suspect will be the case, it will still have a lasting and very bad effect.' Another senior member of BBC staff said that 'screens would go blank' if further attacks were made on respected staff for their part in Gilligan's original report and the subsequent battle between the BBC and Downing Street over its veracity.
It is currently testing measures to mitigate the power of misinformation to influence its users (in the US, and in Germany) — including by labelling suspect links with warnings about the veracity of the content.
Since his veracity is widely viewed as suspect, his appeals to grand-jury secrecy look more like a fear of truth than a defense of legal process.
