Sentence examples for the veracity of which from inspiring English sources

The prime minister's statement also said Hezbollah had transferred to Israel "information on another issue," the veracity of which would be examined.

There is even a cautionary tale among bicycle riders — the veracity of which is unclear — about a young man who had just bought a bicycle and was riding back to his apartment in the East Village, the bike's price tag still attached to the handlebars.

Receiving the most critical attention are Jackson's vocals, the veracity of which even some family and fans are questioning.

"Essentially, it is almost like a Ufological perfect storm: Pilot witnesses coupled with radar evidence resulting in an official document, the veracity of which cannot be challenged.

A second video released on Wednesday — the veracity of which has not yet been confirmed by the French government, showed what seemed to be the beheading of Gourdel.

In 1845, Henry Thoreau famously set out to live alone in a hut by Walden Pond in Massachusetts, in order to "reverse the biblical injunction and labor for one day only, saving the other six for 'free time.'" During his stay, which Thoreau immortalized in the book Walden (the veracity of which is debated), he was arrested and put in jail for a night for refusing to pay his poll tax.

You shall be able to make your own apps and sell them – According to the leaked keynote, the absolutely veracity of which I sincerely doubt, there will be an online store for iPhone apps and you will be able to program and upload your manifold works and sell them, just like you would on the iTunes store.

Barasch's testimony that he did not recall working on Stanford matters while at the SEC the veracity of which is in further doubt because of Ryan's testimony was central to the Justice Department's decision to close its criminal investigation of Barasch and the SEC's decision not to seek harsher punishment, according to sources close to both investigations.

In 2009, he graduated from the King Hussein Air College and joined the Royal Jordanian Air Force (RJAF), the IS-run propaganda magazine Dabiq quoted Lt Kasasbeh as saying in an interview, the circumstances and veracity of which are not known.

At the time no one from the group was prepared to confirm or deny the veracity of the emails, which were sent between November 2010 and December 2011.

"In my view it would have been preferable to give time to establish the veracity of the allegations which have been made before taking any action," he said.