He has been scrupulously veracious with the police.
Katy's was a quiet, veracious voice that told them what it's really like.
Alumna of Hunter College 1932, longtime NY State employee, veracious reader and political thinker.
But the lived experience is on its way to becoming the superior and most veracious form of truth.
A veracious and feasible method is presented to systematically evaluate the risk of water inrush in karst tunnels.
Several observant, modest and veracious rats have written me that he picked the wrong member of the animal kingdom: Afghan hound or hartebeest would have been more accurate.
Mr. Matz, 86, is working on his 50th year as a full-time (10 years earlier, part-time) inventive yet veracious mastermind of promotion and protector of reputations (of unions, developers, lawyers, seven congressmen and Mario M. Cuomo, among others).
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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.
There are, it seems to me, few more responsible callings for a human being armed with a pen than that of being a veracious witness to great and grave events.
By contrast, Buck Rogers's vision of a post-apocalyptic 25th-century Earth in which the detritus of civilisation struggles to defend itself against rampaging warlords and evil "Mongol" hordes seems relatively veracious (if a tad racist).
