Meanings of doubt the veracity in English

There was no reason to doubt the veracity of the old black.

There is no reason, I believe, to doubt the veracity of Cave.

Juries doubt the veracity of witnesses who have made money from their interviews.

And, in fact, some folk later began to doubt the veracity of the tale.

The movement is little understood and many Afghan officials in Kabul doubt the veracity of some of its claims of responsibility.

Without presuming to doubt the veracity of tradition in these matters, an incident from the writer's boyhood in New England may be instanced.

Never mind "the camera never lies", this is one of those images which makes you doubt the veracity of what you're actually seeing.

But they had not doubted the veracity of Laurent for an instant.

I suppose that nobody, nowadays, doubts the veracity of these witnesses.

And I doubted the veracity of his books, I accused him of excess; rather he minimized.

"I applaud the sentiment," he said, "but you know, I really doubt the veracity."

Sheehan published a substantial correction on Wednesday acknowledging that after subsequent conversations with Louise he now doubted the veracity of her story.

'I doubt the veracity of your words.'

"Find anything?" Griffin asked Francesca, the tone of his voice telling her that he completely doubted the veracity of their visit.

Shares of Avon peaked at $8 and ended up 6 percent at $7.07 even after many traders doubted the veracity of the offer.