But, said Glendinning, the Prado had taken its time to issue a verdict that Juliá was the painting's genuine author, and the art community needed to analyse the evidence presented carefully.
In other words, it involves regarding oneself, first, as the genuine author of one's judgments, and second, as accountable to others.
Bertram's forgery (cunningly published in a volume containing the works of two genuine ancient authors, Gildas and Nennius) had an enormous influence upon historians of Roman Britain, lasting into the 20th century.
The more genuine reviews authors receive, the more books we sell, the more money we make, the more chance we have of writing another one, and the more books you get to choose from.
"There is nothing like genuine appreciation of the author's work".
He was the genuine 'insider' ethnic minority author whose work reflected life for London children.
In the case of King, the author observes genuine "mental illness" at work, including clinical depression toward the end of King's brief life.
"It would have been temporary ownership and genuine restructuring," Robert Kuttner, the author of the forthcoming book "A Presidency in Peril," said.
Its ideas are unified by the author's genuine fascination with his material and his eagerness to follow it wherever it leads, even when it goes half-mad.
But when the announcement never came, while oddly phrased tweets kept coming, we thought that the author was genuine: no assistant, we assumed, would dare undermine Gulnara by making so many grammatical mistakes.
What's curious is that poetry's "emotional truth" is so often equated with actual truth — which is to say, poetry is perceived as conveying genuine information about the author's innermost self.
