The tabloid press and the fashion industry might appear unlikely bedfellows, but they share a sense of feverish excitement about the children of celebrities, and work themselves into a veritable lather if those children are young and female.
But for all this – and for all the people I seem to encounter drinking from the carbonated cans of horror – the general consensus amongst my Twitter followers – a veritable source if ever I needed one – seems not to be in favour.
The NRC had estimated that without such improvements, reactor core damage was a veritable certainty if flood waters rose above 1,010 feet.
The artist's friends publicly defended the work, while art critic Basilius von Ramdohr published a lengthy article rejecting Friedrich's use of landscape in such a context; he wrote that it would be "a veritable presumption, if landscape painting were to sneak into the church and creep onto the altar".
Jayanth's 80 Days offers a veritable vegan buffet if you accept it: can you complete a round-the-world trip with no boats, no planes, no cash, no shirt, no shoes?
Similarly with justification (prāmāṇya), the having of which, if veritable (or objective), as opposed to the apparent (ābhāsa), means that the justified cognition is true.
It was pouring rain, a veritable Noreaster which, if not for temperatures in the 40's, would have dumped seven feet of snow on the eastern seaboard according to the reports from the Weather Channel.
Because you're free to mismatch as much as you damn well please, you could be a veritable human Skittle if you liked.
Goebbels noted in his diary on December 18 , 1941 that "It would be a veritable insult to God if they [the neutrals] would not only survive this war unscathed while the major powers make such great sacrifices, but also profit from it.
It is a veritable storehouse of statistics -- if you want it, Strat has it -- and the numbers personalize the game in a way that its more visually oriented cousins rarely manage.
