Sentence examples for forging of identification from inspiring English sources
The technology could also be adapted to detect the forging of identification cards like passports or immigration documents.
Although portraiture's main objective is the identification of the sitter, what makes the Mona Lisa unique is that the identity of the sitter, Lisa Giocondo, is considered of secondary importance as it has been coated over the years by layers of myth, stories, songs, tales of actual theft and supposed forging of the artwork itself.
He could take a third-person song like "Nowhere Man" and use pronouns to forge a sense of identification: "Isn't he a bit like you and me?" Lennon's play with pronouns reached absurd heights, of course, in the first line of "I Am the Walrus": "I am he as you are he as you are me and we are all together".
The forge of Vulcan, the Volcanal, had very early beginnings.
In the apartment, agents said they found a cache of forged passports and identification papers, more than 100 audiotapes preaching jihad and sketches in a day planner of an air base in Incerlik, Turkey, used by American forces, and a hospital in Amman, Jordan.
