Sentence examples for verified stories from inspiring English sources

Parody, in this case, is a bit of a miscatgorization because within their edition were researched and verified stories - in other words, they printed news.

If that many guns are essential for protection, we should be able to find studies or verified stories that prove it—"My first seven guns jammed but I was able to shoot the intruder with my eighth.

One has to take Anderson on faith as there are no verified stories of dholes actually killing a tiger and such tales may be more legened than reality.

Instead, the researchers report, "there is no correlation between the degree to which the American public finds a source 'reliable' and the fraction of its verified stories which are true" (as measured by Politifact).

It's likely, though, that through data, cash, or exposure, Facebook is effectively compensating Storyful to open a free stream of verified stories to journalists.

This means having the courage to go against conventional wisdom, and taking care to verify stories, check sources and seek all viewpoints.

The incentive is towards producing more and checking less". And as Anthony Adornato, assistant Professor of Journalism at Ithaca College in New York explains journalists are not only under increasing pressure but in many cases are also not being given sufficient guidance on how to properly verify stories.

The New York Times article said the newspaper's reporters verified the stories with friends and relatives of the women who told the paper they had heard the allegations previously.

I later verified the story with R. V.

The magazine editors said they had verified their story and would prove it in court.

During the trial, Sarna refused to reveal his source, saying only that he had verified the story.