Sentence examples for veracity from from inspiring English sources

While "Arcadia" draws its veracity from historical facts, which the author manipulates in a variety of ways, they're as intellectually digestible as pork stuffing.

"It's not unprecedented for people anywhere in the bureaucracy to have to do cleanup or to deal with in other ways statements that are short on veracity from the man at the top," said Paul Pillar, a former CIA officer.

"I could run ads with the Super Bowl broadcast saying that the latest hot legends are pure folklore," he writes, "and still some people would never get the message or would pass on the story itself rather than the expose". He manages to shave the veneer of veracity from these tales while letting the stories stand as accurate anecdotes about the anxieties of our times.

These flawed public data sets lack Veracity from the perspective of Big Data, and so they would not be relevant as a consequence of having poor quality.

How are moviegoers — or campaign-spending watchdogs for that matter — to separate veracity from vanity?

He sailed the expedition's new yacht, Veracity, from England to Cocos Island in a troubled voyage, again accompanied by Jean.

The first two constitute the ethical core of the discipline: the restraints are abstinence from injury, veracity, abstinence from stealing, continence, and abstinence from greed.

For defense lawyers, questions about the woman's veracity had from the start extended beyond the debated e-mail exchanges.

First, he discusses the proofs of the veracity of providence from natural and human reality, and from intellectual investigation (treatise 4, chapters 8 10).

Many nonetheless have a certain voice in common: one of pained, sober, yet often ironical or even sarcastic veracity, which speaks from the very first line.

While these arguments are not new, they carried a different level of veracity when separated from the hypocritical and sexist "crooked Hillary" rhetoric of the Trump campaign.