Sentence examples for veracity at from inspiring English sources

One of them, Senator Bob Corker, Republican of Tennessee, audibly muttered a common vulgarity that questioned his leader's veracity at the meeting, then confirmed the comment after it leaked out in the Capitol Hill newspaper Roll Call.

It may even be a historic book, one with which gay history can arm itself with more sufficient factual veracity as to start vanquishing at last the devil known as queer studies.

McNamee's veracity is at the crux of the government's case, which contends that Clemens lied to Congress in a February 2008 hearing when he denied ever using steroids in his professional baseball career.

As a documentary — one in which uncertainty about its veracity or at least discomfort about its supposed honesty was meant to supply most of the energy and seemed to be, in fact, the motivating idea — the movie received generally horrible reviews.

However, this apparent desire to be the definitively authoritative source for scientific veracity has come at a price.

Public distrust in government and media veracity seems to be at a particularly high level today — a twenty-four-hour news cycle that no one seems to believe.

We may carp at the veracity of what emerges from his near-paranoid dismay, but we are also the beneficiaries of its thrills.

The company said it would replace a camera or two as a gesture of goodwill, but balked at the veracity of the $150,000 figure.

Normally, I would be happy to assist - who am I to doubt the veracity of his contacts at the Zambian Ministry of Mining and Resources?

_Public distrust in government and media veracity seems to be at a particularly high level today — a twenty-four-hour news cycle that no one seems to believe.

Judge Jones did not reveal it, saying only that Mr. Kappes has persuaded her of "the harm to national security which reasonably could be expected if the C.I.A. were to acknowledge the veracity of the information at issue".