Sentence examples for telling the veracity from inspiring English sources

Many of the problems we see online– such as poor behaviour and difficulties with telling the veracity of information– arise from the difficulty of fully using our senses when interacting with others.

It's unlikely the Bears would substantiate any conflicts within the coaching staff, so there will be no telling the veracity of the rumors until after the season.

So why exactly can't we stop taking them, even when common sense tells us the veracity of some of the results is probably shaky at best?

To convince someone of your veracity, you must maintain the appearance of honesty; to do that requires deception; and that's dishonest, even if you're telling the truth.

The timing of Medvedev's visit, the "spy ring" arrests and Clinton's tour couldn't have been more telling about the veracity of US-Russian relations.

"We dispute the veracity of the accusations," he told the Times.

Mr. Kauffmann told the investigators that he had come to doubt the veracity of what he was being instructed by the governor to say to reporters about the episode involving Mr. Johnson, people with knowledge of the investigation said.

The veracity of the document was also confirmed by Trump's former accountant, Jack Mitnick, who told the paper he had to manually input the figure in question because tax preparation software did not allow for nine-digit losses.

Watkins told the court about an Aug. 22, 2001 meeting with Lay, in which she voiced angst about the veracity of Raptors.

"I want you to tell the boys, that today, September 16, I am more alive than ever". The recording's veracity was firmly denied by Adan Chávez.

And educators are working up "news literacy" programs to teach students how to tell the difference between real, corroborated journalism and naked lies dressed in the colors of veracity.