Sentence examples for veracity for from inspiring English sources
Time was when historians took its essential veracity for granted.
"Outbreak" (1995), about the arrival of an Ebola-like virus from central Africa in small-town California, capitalized on topical fears — Ebola was then viewed as a global threat — but the movie abandons any pretense of scientific veracity for conspiratorial intrigue about biological weapons.
The first casualty of this war has been veracity, for what Greeks, and indeed everyone outside Greece, have been subjected to for the past six months is a battle of impressions waged by the masterful propaganda machine of the ruling radical-left Syriza party.
Nasdaq-listed Unica has acquired privately-held Pivotal Veracity for approximately $17.8 million in cash, the company announced this morning prior to the opening of the market.
Judge its veracity for yourself.
Later, on the long plane ride home, Jonah would tell me that it was John who held the greatest veracity for him, in his true story of building a new life out of ashes.
I tell him that The Eichmann Show, on my brief trip out here, deserves if only for veracity of detail to make a huge impact.
Everyone dwells in veracity except for Mark, who, one day, at a bank, suddenly tells a lie; we watch it happening inside his brain, a rare synaptic spark, and it nets him five hundred dollars.
Veracity accounts for the correctness of the data, and can include data quality problems such as noise or missing values (which is also referred to as "Big Veracity").
An ethical approach requires an ongoing evaluation of the principles of justice, integrity, veracity, respect for others, sustainability, and an appreciation that everyone has a right to an environment in which they can reach and maintain their full potential.
In their practice, Korean physicians prioritized the values and virtues of medical professionalism in the following (descending) order: veracity, respect for patient autonomy, integrity, responsibility, altruism, and honesty.
