Sentence examples for forged copies from inspiring English sources

Over a recent lunch with this reporter, David cheerfully admitted that he had forged copies of the Declaration.

Then he forged copies of a variety of agents to give each warrior or goblin distinct characteristics.

Friedrich Palmer of the Munich customs office poses with four paintings that were confiscated as forged copies of famous painters in Munich Monday, April 29 , 1997

The two also admitted, according to court documents, that they purchased fake art and forged copies at their print shop, then sold the bogus works on the television show.

But their newfound success has also brought one unwelcome distinction: a growing underground industry of forged copies of paintings sold to would-be collectors and unsuspecting tourists.

The show catalog is packed with all kinds of fascinating essays, images and bits of information about the history of faked, forged, copied, replicated and misattributed artwork.

Jon Chessoni, the Kenyan Embassy's first secretary, struck out at birthers in a 2009 Washington Independent article about a forged copy of a Kenyan birth certificate for President Obama.

It is significantly more difficult to forge, copy, share, and distribute biometrics compared to passwords [1].

They are inherently more reliable, since biometric traits cannot be lost or forgotten, they are more difficult to forge, copy, share, and distribute, and they require the person being authenticated to be present at the time and point of authentication.

Undoubtedly, it is very difficult to forge copy or compromise biometrics, but once compromised then biometrics cannot be changed like passwords.

Unwittingly, the brother picked up a copy of the forged transcript, and included it in the mailing for the judges.