Sentence examples for verity from inspiring English sources

Each case is laid out in detail; the raw verity of digital photographs from the operating table beside surgical notes written up in the immediate aftermath of resuscitation.

Tragically, Lenin treated this view as an eternal verity, with calamitous results for millions of people.

Alternative energy subsidies are increasingly central to the economy here, and it's hard to imagine Iowa's Republican caucus-goers will be principled enough for Mr Pawlenty's verity gambit to win him many new followers.

The response to Labour's broadly disappointing results in the European and local elections of May 22nd bears out that old verity to a fault.

This is that the ultimate consequences of these or future crashes lie in the realm of policy and politics, not economic fundamentals.This verity comes in two parts.

The Europeans explained that the Afro-Asian rulers they overthrew were not really sovereign powers, as sophisticated Europeans understood the phrase; but that was just convenient legal quibbling.The proposition that governments should be left to conduct themselves as they wish within their own borders is not, in short, quite the universal verity it was once thought to be.

By nudging up the cost of capital, the political climate has probably made a partial retreat inevitable, reckons Verity Mitchell at HSBC.

Initially reluctant to tackle the role, the then 55-year-old had to be persuaded to become  the First Doctor by the show's first producer, Verity Lambert.

Did you know that producer Verity Lambert, was at that time the only female producer at the BBC?

Verity Sharp A former cellist with eclectic musical tastes, she's been presenting BBC Radio 3's Late Junction for five years and has scooped the Silver Sony Music Broadcaster Award.

Verity Britton, founder of Baa Ram Ewe in Leeds, a British wool shop that holds knitting nights, believes the growth in interest in crafts "encourages farmers to think wool a worthwhile part of their farming business.