Sentence examples for authenticating details from inspiring English sources

Events in gothic fiction often feature written documents to serve as "authenticating details" – Walton's letters in Frankenstein, Mina Harker's diary in Dracula.

If someone gets ahold of your login information and browses quickly, with fast typing speed and weak "taps," the system will trigger a fraudulent use, and your hacker will be forced to provide further authenticating details (or, more likely, give up the effort).

However, the sagas develop a "dense and plausible" historical context, with the authenticating details and precision necessary for the narrative.

Ad networks like Flurry will still be able to gather data from apps who write their analytics tools into their code, but they are suddenly faced with a competitor which not only has a greater personal insights into an app's users, but may even have authenticating details like their name and social graph.

As a story of triumph over tragedy, that staple of old-fashioned women's magazines, it works if you can buy into it in the absence of authenticating detail.

Chacon subtly contrasts the three youths, loads the piece with wonderful authenticating detail and combines the "standard" loss of innocence with a larger loss -- of experience, the knowledge the boys might well have had in Mexico.

The CZ specimen was either not authenticated or authentication details were not mentioned in majority of the studies, however considering that a majority of the studies were conducted in countries where CZ is cultivated, it is likely that the species used were 'True' cinnamon.

Keith assured the prime minister that his reports provided "authenticated details", while giving further evocative descriptions of bodies being stripped for pig food.

After Manhattan Theater Club took on the play, it turned to Jonathan D. Sarna, a professor of American Jewish history at Brandeis University, to authenticate some details.

To serious practitioners of living history like Mr. Jones, who has scoured archives of the Musée de L'Armée in Paris to authenticate every detail of his presentation, down to the buttons on his uniform, distance is a minor inconvenience.

To authenticate the chemical details obtained, molecules were also ascertained from the DNP (http://dnp.chemnetbase.com/), PubChem (https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/), ChemSpider (http://www.chemspider.com/) and ChEMBL (https://www.ebi.ac.uk/chembl/).ac.uk/chembl/