Sentence examples for that the veracity from inspiring English sources
However, despite MI6 concluding a month before the invasion that the source had been lying "over a period of time", they failed to inform Tony Blair "or others" that the veracity of the evidence presented was in any doubt.
This is the first one to pass a publisher's muster, in part I think because the setting – Jersey, where I grew up – meant that the veracity I prize in screenwriting and fiction came more easily.
As the high expectations for open data are translated into developing countries, where high standards in records management have not been the norm, it is important to realise that the veracity and completeness of data are often questionable.
The striking development is not that the veracity of some is open to doubt, but that this forgivingly collusive arrangement has now broken down: not the fact of lying, but the naming of it.The life lieOne explanation, advanced by some Tories, is that Mr Brown has reneged on another implicit compact.
Ms McIntyre said she was glad for the two sisters that the veracity of the paintings had been reconsidered.
While acknowledging that the veracity of each set of results is most strongly pertinent within its venue grouping, considering the complete set of results is also informative.
When Tony tries to take ownership of the diary, he learns that Veronica is reluctant to turn it over — all of which leads to a series of cryptic exchanges with Veronica that leave him questioning his own feelings about her, and, for that matter, the veracity of all that happened so many decades ago.
Instead of presenting that skepticism or operating within the context of those facts, it simply went and mindlessly wrote down and copied what a government official claimed happened without presenting any of the facts that called the veracity of those claims into question, and then dress it up as a news story that almost proved that Michael Moore was lying and simply seeking publicity.
Putting aside the issue of whether 18 British Muslims make up a reliable sample, it can be hypothesised that it is more likely that jihadism might be a reaction against the critical scientific approach that denies the veracity of many of the events in the religious texts.
Politifact.com, a Web site that checks the veracity of political statements, later branded hers "the lie of the year".
In that scandal, the veracity of his stories of swingers, massage parlors, and the Playboy Mansion weren't themselves called into question, so much as his immersive reporting methods.
