And the reporting has been thorough, veracious and enlightening — the stories told by the news media have had a concrete effect on how people perceive our continuously evolving digital realities.
But the lived experience is on its way to becoming the superior and most veracious form of truth.
POINTS OF ENTRY: THIS WEEK'S RECOMMENDATIONS VERACIOUS "False barbs," "whoppers" and other kinds of lies — many from the right — get vivaciously debunked at FactCheck.org, a smart initiative of the Annenberg Public Policy Center.
He has been scrupulously veracious with the police.
THE truth respecting China and the Chinese, according to a - Chinaman who considers he may be allowed to know as much about his country and its people as the more or less veracious travellers who have discoursed thereon.
Like Buffett, the richest man in the world, Bill Gates, also is a veracious vacuum of knowledge, reading newspapers, reports and more every day.
These, the only informants whose language he could understand, no doubt supplied him with more or less veracious descriptions of the "hinterlands" of their cities; and possibly there may have been some documentary evidence — records left by former travellers.
The original Maleficent was more veracious, ambiguous, and interesting than a scorned-in-love woman out for revenge.
The present study is no veracious representation of growth in itself but comprises a cross-sectional design of the longitudinal growth of liver volume supported by the numerical evidence obtained from a relatively numerous sample (n = 69) of normal autopsied formalin-fixed fetuses aged 18 30 weeks.
As president Obama duly noted in his recent statement about Ramadan, the month is unarguably a time for veracious brooding, introspection, and reflection--reflection upon one's actions, morals, and codes of conduct--and most importantly appreciation of and gratitude towards all that we have that others in need do not.
