Sentence examples for that veracity from inspiring English sources

In view of this, we would like to argue that veracity of predictions unsupported by experimental validation cannot be taken for granted.

For instance, some have argued that veracity could become a key value in truthfully explaining the limitations of withdrawal and of confidentiality to participants.

Since much of the data gathered by lenders may contain noise and inaccurate information, we expect that veracity will impact information asymmetry.

That veracity is the most important thing.

The judge later wrote of Spitz that "any veracity that he had was destroyed".

Sometimes you need the power that only veracity can bring to writing.

These sounds are cleverly represented in the text as alien letters or characters, a technique that lends veracity to the initial struggle Peter has in communicating with his flock.

That's just about the end of the bad news, apart from the fact that 'the veracity of some official data released by the Russian government may be questionable'.

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.