Veracity In A Sentence

• His veracity was obvious.
• Her veracity is as elastic as her conscience.
• There is no reason to doubt the veracity of this report.
• His veracity was often questioned, and not without reason.
• The veracity of the picture is destroyed by no final inconsistency.
• An important element of veracity is correctness in ascertaining facts.
• If I tell the tale by a kitchen-fire, my veracity will be disputed.
• Napoleon in Saint Helena is charmed with the genial veracity of old Homer.

• Bertie lent an air of veracity to the different versions by his own proceedings.
• To intimate my doubts of his veracity would be to provoke abhorrence and outrage.
• There was an expression of sad veracity in her countenance, that was not to be distrusted.
• Of course all depends on the veracity of the narrator and the person to whom he told his tale.
• Frontiersmen are quick to resent an affront, and when their veracity is impugned they fight.
• The veracity attained is only that of a mosaic of bits, each with its morsel of truth.
• It is founded on the lowest selfishness, and includes a departure from veracity and honesty.
• His high character for veracity and honor gave him singular advantages in his foreign intercourse.
• English veracity seems to result on a sounder animal structure, as if they could afford it.
• She will know whether any one has called here, and in justice to my veracity you must ask her.
• Cultivate veracity as a virtue, as a grace, as a vital necessity for the integrity of the soul.
• In regard to the great principles of veracity and justice, every one perceives this to be true.
• He had a good memory, also a fair imagination; nor was veracity one of his virtues.
• There is not a particle of veracity or noble feeling that I have ever been able to trace in him.
• Their sons, I fear, have declined somewhat from their veracity at that precise point.
• Will some one kindly explain that, without at the same time denying the veracity of God? 4.
• Properly this was an issue of veracity between Seddon and Bissell, of easy solution.
• The third element of veracity is Truth of Purpose, or fidelity in the fulfilment of promises.
• Perhaps mathematics more than anything else has fed the voracity which we have seen veracity to exact.
• Differences in detail and emphasis are to be expected and do not reflect upon the veracity of either writer.
• Kant asserted the veracity of consciousness, and demanded an absolute acknowledgment of that veracity.
• And he looked round at his auditors with a world of confidence and veracity depicted upon his countenance.
• Her habitual veracity is above suspicion; the sense of duty and justice is innate in her.
• True or false as might be the story, there was no doubt of the veracity of that portion which referred to the drink.
• I look upon the simple and childish virtues of veracity and honesty as the root of all that is sublime in character.
• Does he seem in those premises to put veracity below chastity, and falsehood below personal impurity?
• Neville himself freely played with the subject, and it is strange that he did not excite some suspicion of his veracity among his readers.
• Una still had faith in the veracity of whatever appeared in the public prints, as compared with what she dared see for herself.
• He could hear them cursing him as they passed, and even casting doubts on the veracity of his visitors of the previous night.
• Even in regard to the most common events of a single day, we often proceed on a confidence in the veracity of a great variety of individuals.
• From such a point of view intellectual veracity takes on a moral aspect; indeed, it is a pillar of morality.
• It was not that he had faith in the veracity of the Tomcat, but he relied upon his want of courage.

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