Sentence examples for be of questionable authenticity from inspiring English sources

IRIDIUM 1650 Broadway, at 51st St. (212-582-2121) — Jan. 3-6: Dr. Lonnie Smith's academic credentials and Indian headgear may be of questionable authenticity, but his skill at the Hammond B3 organ is undeniable.

2. As a class, read and discuss the article "CBS Starts Independent Inquiry on Flawed Report" (//www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/featured_articles/20040923thursday.html), focusing on the following questions: a. Which two individuals will conduct the independent investigation into a CBS report thought to be of questionable authenticity?

Yet, e-Health advances also enable health-related digital marketing and promotion that can be of questionable quality, reliability, origin and authenticity [ 13- 15].

The agency confirmed on Wednesday that it had revoked the contract when it saw a draft of the inspector general's report, dated July 18, that found that VBP had not met the agency's requirements for the 8(a) contracting program and that VBP's approval was "based on documents submitted by VBP that were false or of questionable authenticity".

Rabelais's last three books, published long after the first two, continue the search for the good life: Le Tiers Livre ("The Third Book") in 1546, Le Quart Livre ("The Fourth Book") in 1552, and Le Cinquième Livre ("The Fifth Book") in 1564 (of questionable authenticity); these can be found in English translation in The Works of François Rabelais (1970).

A country once known only from British consular reports and intrepid travelogues is now awash with historical documents, letters, diaries, grainy video, weblogs and secret police files of questionable authenticity.

(That word means "of questionable authenticity").

Working with the Giuseppe Verdi Orchestra and Chorus of Milan, Mr. Chailly presents sundry works, including scores of questionable authenticity.

By June, Etsy had to bring down the hammer on sellers peddling wares of questionable authenticity or indeed existence, such as magic spells.

This difficult but rewarding first novel — which mixes biography and fiction, literary criticism and scientific intrigue — concerns Freud's last paper, a previously unpublished work of questionable authenticity...

The first method is of questionable value.