Sentence examples for veracity of the article from inspiring English sources

The rights advocate, Natasa Kandic, the executive director of the Humanitarian Law Center in Belgrade, made these assertions in a telephone interview from Belgrade late last week, raising further questions about the veracity of the article, which the newspaper published on its front page in July 1999.

To evaluate the veracity of the article's claim, I ran my own test comprising a series of searches on both Google and the Chinese search engine Baidu, one in English and the other in Chinese.

Lopez confirmed the veracity of the Article in 'De Waarheid' written by Jan Spierdijk, in which Spierdijk reported that in Hitler's library the book 'Tekeningen 1' van Van Meegeren, was signed by the artist and dedicated to the Führer.

More victims were tentatively identified in the Guardian's July 2009 report, but News International - the News of the World's publisher - denied the veracity of that article, sticking to its line that there were only eight victims.

Anyone who accepted the veracity of that article would have no qualms calling Arnold a pig -- a circumstance, the write-up points out, which wasn't lost on Maria Shriver, either.

The tweets come on the heels of reports calling the veracity of the Rolling Stone article into question, and the magazine issuing a controversial apology on Friday.

The episode, written and shot months ago, also aired at an especially difficult time, when a discussion about the veracity of an article in Rolling Stone about a gang rape on the University of Virgina campus continues in the media and public discourse.

Add a 'fake news' flag Labelling problematic articles in this way would show Facebook users that there is some question over the veracity of an article.

When a minor involved in terrorist activity is arrested, the law is clear: no torture or humiliation is permitted, nor is solitary confinement in order to induce a confession – which challenges the veracity of the accounts in your article.

"The account given by National Geographic magazine needs to be assessed as to its veracity, considering that the article smacks of bias against religious practices," the archbishop said in an earlier statement.

The editor admitted that part of the reason for the scandal was that he and almost all his senior executives were so hopelessly unworldly about the city's large African-American population that they could not judge the veracity of Cooke's article.