Sentence examples for the veracity with from inspiring English sources

You can often check the veracity with a blog post on a company Web site confirming its existence.

It's not like I or anyone else could convince you of anything you didn't already know, except maybe the veracity with which something is real, or the unfortunate verisimilitude of what should just be a spooky and horrible nightmare.

The coalition said in a statement that "questions abound" regarding the ordinance, both when it comes to its scope and the veracity with which the mayor has called for its swift approval.

This vast increase in the volume and also the diversity (variety) of the data as well as the speed or velocity that these data are generated with along with the veracity, uncertainty of the data due to certain inconsistency or the ambiguity generated from such data makes it a Big Data problem by covering the main four characteristics of Big Data (volume, velocity, variety, veracity).

When Harvey Weinstein came into the edit room to look at a very early, very rough cut with me, he was entirely concerned with the veracity and honesty of the depictions of the military and intelligence community.

Playing around with the veracity of images — to make it look like you're best buddies with Justin Timberlake, say, or to add one more missile than you actually have in your arsenal — has of course never been easier (although fake photos are pretty much as old as cameras, as Fourandsix's fascinating Photo Tampering Gallery underlines).

Recognizing the signal, the conservative movement rallied behind their man with angry, impassioned defenses that, conveniently, sidestep problems with the veracity of his testimony.

Clashing in the night, the ignorant armies of ideologues endow each other's cherished self-conceptions with the veracity they crave.

A Twitter spokesman told Buzzfeed that "our security team is investigating the veracity of these threats with relevant law enforcement officials".

There were explanations for all these discrepancies, but their cumulative effect was powerful, and it set up the most significant of the questions that Musaev had for the prosecution, dealing with the veracity of the cell-phone records.

People in Mexico appeared to have the most confidence in the veracity of corporate bosses, with 43percentt saying they would find a statement by such a person regarding his company either very credible or extremely credible.