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• I only hope my brand of Strout's veracious imagination keeps working.
• The Kings were the city's MVP-- Most Veracious Pros.
• Being a veracious general manager is quite a different role from being a faithful husband.
• How veracious are those rumors ?  Preceding talk ) 01 : 30, 25 December 2010 ( UTC)
• The following arguments have been set forth to prove the dates 1647 and 1653 erroneous and the date 1670 veracious:
• He had operated a nuclear reactor, displayed a veracious intellectual curiosity, and once registered a 165 on an IQ test.
• Therefore one is more veracious by being Socratic, including a recognition of one's own ignorance and knowing one may be proved wrong.
• Such experiences have convinced me that Cushing Strout, the Cornell critic, knows whereof he speaks in his brilliant book " The Veracious Imagination ."
• As has been well remarked : " Lord Stanhope has turned Gillray to account as a veracious reporter of speeches, as well as a suggestive illustrator of events ."
• He might be called an ingenuous hypocrite, an artless humbug, a veracious liar, so obviously were the traits indicated innate and organic in him rather than acquired.
• Wikipedia plus : A version for people with a higher level of knowledge ( college to Ph . D ) of the subject, with accurate concepts and veracious information.
• Peter Hammill performed the song " Unrehearsed " live many times . " Nightman " can be heard on the live-album " Veracious " ( 2006 ).
• Does this apply to content about literary works ? i . e . Are editors required to find veracious sources to support what happened in a literary work's plot?
• The reference in question appears in the " Seventeenth Baking, " in which a " most veracious stump orator from Providence " spoke expansively on the achievements of [ president ] John Adams,
• Although Jamalzadeh continued to criticize the court and the clergy, some of his works of this period lack his original unique Persian style, even though he is at times as biting and as veracious as in his earlier writings.
• He wrote that because there are those who would " rob [ the Evangelists ] of their credit as veracious historians ", " we must prove that the writers in question do not stand in any antagonism to each other ."
• In addition, throughout the late fifties and sixties, were a wide assortment of full color biology films covering everything from protozoa to hummingbirds to veracious army ants on the hunt; many of these were produced by John Walker and Bert Van Bork.
• But if he be a liar, what he says is untrue, and consequently the Cretans are veracious; but Epimenides is a Cretan, and therefore what he says is true; saying the Cretans are liars, Epimenides is himself a liar, and what he says is untrue.
• "If so it must also come from those members of the Blakeney family in whose veins runs the blood of that Sir Percy Blakeney who is known to history as The Scarlet Pimpernel-- for they in a manner are responsible for the telling of this veracious chronicle ."
• I . e ., cases where an otherwise normal ( I say that to sort of weakly rule " hypochondriacs " or, generally, people we have reason to doubt make veracious claims about their physiological states ) adults sought medical help for pains which subsequently could not be grounded to any neurological goings-on.