Veritable In A Sentence

Definition of Veritable

• It was indeed a refuge from the storms of life, and a veritable chamber of peace.
• A veritable woman in his intuitions, he spoke from them, and the heart of the people responded.
• Medoline, it seems, has fished out of the slums a veritable saint, and handsome as he is good.
• The camp-stool was for her, as I always reposed on the grass, wrapped in a veritable tartan.
• All the time the storm was increasing in power and by nightfall a gale was blowing and a veritable blizzard raging.
• In private waters there are veritable monsters, but the stranger is not likely to make acquaintance with them.
• So pushing open the door, we entered our sanctuary as though it had been a veritable city of refuge.
• But, after a moment's peering, between them she caught gleams of veritable light.
• All went well till one day she surpassed herself by transforming a certain stately matron into a veritable sylph.
• I heard afterwards that he had received a slight wound in his left arm, and the pain had transformed him into a veritable demon.
• Nobody could trace the exact origin of the movement, but selling-orders came tumbling in until there was a veritable panic.
• After that cave there were two sharp turns in the tunnel, and then at last a sea of noise and a veritable blaze of light.
• Amidst a veritable pandemonium from the crazed spectators he passed them, but still had one lap to make up in fifteen miles.
• To them it seemed a veritable resurrection after our months of living burial; yet the joy of reunion was sometimes tinged with sorrow.
• I was afraid of no street traffic; only of cycles, which, by reason of their silence, are veritable ogres to the blind.
• The bird of paradise is interesting as having for a time been accepted as the veritable phoenix, a fact which has escaped Gibbon.
• In proof of this, read these veritable specimens of definitions, written by public school children that very year in another school of this town.
• They would take these off to sell to you and haggle, like the veritable Eastern traders that they were, with you for the price.
• Some of the party had caught a sun-burned shepherd in among the rocks, a veritable Pan in his shaggy goat-skin.
• A woodland path led me into what seemed, and was, a veritable forest; boughs interlaced above, with glimpses of blue sky between.

• Is it not a veritable universe?
• He looked a veritable jailbird.
• I had read of it as a veritable death-trap.
• The world was turned into a veritable paradise!
• Tartlet, a prey to a veritable hallucination, had risen.
• I was translated to the veritable garden of Eden.
• To Patricia this seemed a veritable finger of destiny.
• But, dear, he is strong in veritable Chinese besides!
• A veritable scene from the old Arabian Nights indeed!
• Los Andes ranch was indeed a veritable Garden of Eden.
• The view revealed from the top of the island was a veritable apocalypse.
• The flotilla had run into a veritable nest of the undersea terrors.
• There were others in the volume, a veritable treasure trove.
• When the blood ran hot, it ran a veritable fire in the veins.
• There was a veritable army of Rangers on guard at the doors of the courtroom.
• True and veritable Being is known to us only by reason, by thought.
• C'était dans cette phrase qu'était la véritable condamnation de Robespierre.
• She might have had a veritable hand in to-night's drama and still be innocent.
• Finally a veritable gale was blowing and the Eskimos' faces grew serious.