Sentence examples for veracity with which from inspiring English sources

It's not like I or anyone else could convince you of anything you didn't already know, except maybe the veracity with which something is real, or the unfortunate verisimilitude of what should just be a spooky and horrible nightmare.

The coalition said in a statement that "questions abound" regarding the ordinance, both when it comes to its scope and the veracity with which the mayor has called for its swift approval.

Today, anyone with an Internet connection can not only receive an unending and seemingly infinite flow of information (however erroneous it may be), but also has the ability to create their own conduit with which to convey information regardless of its veracity or value.

It may even be a historic book, one with which gay history can arm itself with more sufficient factual veracity as to start vanquishing at last the devil known as queer studies.

"Essentially, it is almost like a Ufological perfect storm: Pilot witnesses coupled with radar evidence resulting in an official document, the veracity of which cannot be challenged.

Our study relied on self-reported data, the veracity of which cannot be assured.

Typically such classifications are, however, based on health worker reports of the reason for absence, the veracity of which is often not determined [ 23].

To enhance the value, the veracity, which is about data understandability, is useful for people's decision making.

The story and the images have prompted fierce debate over their veracity with many suggesting the story is a hoax.

You can often check the veracity with a blog post on a company Web site confirming its existence.

At the time no one from the group was prepared to confirm or deny the veracity of the emails, which were sent between November 2010 and December 2011.