The clever hoax is no better than the trick of imitation, that is, conscious imitation of another, which has unveracity to one's self at the bottom of it.
The person indulging in them not only discredits his office in the eyes of the public, but he injures his own moral fibre, and he contracts such a habit of unveracity that he never can hope for genuine literary success.
The habit of this sort of invention is certain to destroy the writer's quality, and if he attempts a legitimate work of the imagination, he will carry the same unveracity into that.
But, secondly, since the beliefs of men in general are not formed purely on rational grounds, experience shows that unveracity may long remain partially effective under circumstances where it is generally understood to be legitimate.
It is said that the general allowance of Unveracity would be suicidal, as no one would believe the falsehood.
An incalculable improvement, in comparison: for now at least you have it fairly by length of purse, and leave the dishonesty, the impudence, the unveracity all handsomely aside.
With a certain very considerable finite quantity of Unveracity and Phantasm, social life is still possible; not with an infinite quantity!
Do we not see well enough how the Fable might arise, withoutunveracity on the part of any one?
From this rank soil of secrecy, repression, and unveracity sprang noxious weeds.
Plausible unveracity thus became a patriotic accomplishment and a recognized element of politics.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "unveracity" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
