The part of a sentence 'veracity in' is not correct and usable in written English.
You would need to add more words to make it an understandable and complete sentence. For example, you could use it like this: "The veracity in her words is undeniable."
The reader demands veracity in non-fiction.
The problems of veracity in what is termed "documentary photography" go well beyond the work of Roman Vishniac.
Then there's Mr. Axelrad's "Note on Veracity," in which he admits necessarily changing some names and other details in "Repeat Until Rich".
In Connecticut tonight, Richard Blumenthal, the Democratic candidate for Senate, will face Linda E. McMahon, his Republican challenger just hours after Ms. McMahon lodged an explosive new charge about Mr. Blumenthal's veracity in describing his record of military service.
And she acknowledged in an interview after today's ceremony that her group was motivated by a concern that the Bradley campaign has been using Mr. Gore's evolving position on abortion as a way to question his veracity in general.
Much has been made of its flouting of historical veracity in its presentation of Elizabeth I and the Earl of Essex as a pair of manipulative connivers at the centre of a bitter examination of desire and political abuse.
Skepticism about the matches' veracity emerged in 2003, and the institute's own DNA testing in 2005 revealed a project rife with mistakes and exaggerated certainty: 48 bodies were wrongly identified and 37 more were doubted.
I was disturbed to read that the article's veracity is in question.
Its veracity was in question even before it was put through the movie mill.
"Notwithstanding the lengthy analysis of Mr Byers's veracity attempted in the claimants' closing material, I do not find Mr Byers generally to have been an untruthful witness".
The report also criticizes what is called the C.I.A.'s heavy reliance on foreign governments for intelligence about Iraq, including sources who were never interviewed by American intelligence and whose veracity is in doubt.
