Sentence examples for veracity to from inspiring English sources
The luminous translation brings both pathos and veracity to the blizzard of facts and voices in Drndic's documentary novel.
I look to Mr. Fine to look into it and evaluate and see if there is any veracity to it.
Second, Billington suggests that a black writer would have brought some "hectic, bluesy, volatile veracity" to the proceedings.
Lost's creators can lend veracity to many things, from a plane crash to the South Korean class system.
They say it is roughly analogous — not in terms of the maid's sexual history but her record of veracity — to a case in which a prostitute is raped.
These sounds are cleverly represented in the text as alien letters or characters, a technique that lends veracity to the initial struggle Peter has in communicating with his flock.
As such it is important to check sample veracity prior to analysis.
Senator Bradley has made it a point of late to challenge Vice President Gore's veracity, essentially to cast him as a politician not to be trusted.
If your name appears as an author on a manuscript, you are responsible for the manuscript's veracity; but to what extent, and to whom, isn't clear.
Phylogenetic tree constructed from exon 2 sequences of anuran MHC class I alleles was chosen as reference because this tree had a clear topology due to high polymorphic sequences and had high veracity due to the partitioning strategy.
The principle of autonomy supports the "right to know," but the principles of beneficence, nonmaleficence and veracity seem to support nondisclosure.
