Sentence examples for counterfeit in from inspiring English sources
No one would dispute Smelkov's compositional virtuosity, his skill and ingenuity with orchestral sonority, but because so much of this score sounds like second-hand Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky, the immense passions embraced by the novel come across as oddly counterfeit in the opera.
Approaching the Depression-era gangster movie with their customary nerve, they construct (confect is a better word) a note-perfect, midwestern, "wide open town" and fill it with action and characters redolent of wicked-city novels such as Dashiell Hammett's Red Harvest and James M Cain's Love's Lovely Counterfeit (in which people actually do say, "What's the rumpus?").
However, there is a particular struck counterfeit in circulation where the quality is such that bank sorting machines and tellers cannot identify these pieces.
Da Vinci stressed three rules to successful counterfeiting: Tell no one; never spend counterfeit in your hometown; and never be greedy.
The writers and editors all maintain, however, that the articles posted under pseudonyms are not counterfeit in any way because of the pen names.
Close inspection of the packaging revealed that many were counterfeit: In almost half of the samples, the small hologram Guilin uses to guarantee authenticity proved to be a fake.
One of the lawyers involved in subsequent Fendi raids, Anthony Cannatella, who still represents Fendi in counterfeit cases in New York, was taken aback by Day's brazenness.
"But we're helping protect them [from counterfeiting]." According to the U.S. Secret Service, U.S. and international authorities seized more than $88.7 million in counterfeit currency in 2004.
We assessed the therapeutic class of drugs reported in Counterfeit Incidents in two ways.
C) Counterfeit Packaged Candy Product and Package (Pham [1995]): This was fully counterfeited in a local US market for distribution through the counterfeiter's parallel legitimate supply chain.
Counterfeiting in Georgia's main export markets was rife.
