Sentence examples for genuine contact from inspiring English sources

Structuralist aesthetics has therefore come under increasing criticism, not only for its pedantry but also for its failure to make genuine contact with the works of art to which it is applied.

On Oct. 23, a five-judge appellate division panel unanimously upheld the registrations and concluded that once voters show "a significant and genuine contact" with their country homes, what counts "is their intent".

Apart from improving my Spanish, I felt I benefited a lot from having genuine contact with local people which you don't necessarily get when you are just travelling around.

W. H. Auden claimed to have chosen "An Armada of Thirty Whales" for the Yale Series of Younger Poets in 1954 because it was the only submission that "showed any real joy in life, a genuine contact with things and creatures".

That, I guess, is what happens when one side of the political debate has departed so far from reality that its arguments don't easily survive genuine contact with the enemy.

My sons are brilliant, of course, but I have no interest in participating in a racist scheme I don't believe in; it's a thinly-veiled refuge for scared middle class families seeking to escape genuine contact with, or accountability to, the low-income residents of our neighborhoods.

One day, while he was at Tamms, he was given a new defense lawyer, and, whatever expertise this lawyer provided, the more important thing was genuine human contact.

"Often if kids are in out-of-home care, the Aboriginal child and family service is the only genuine cultural contact that they have," she said.

For those visitors who still long for genuine human contact, two actual human greeters stand at an information counter about 20 feet away.

Openness can characterize perceptual experience which doesn't involve genuine perceptual contact with the world.

This simple exercise can help you start to focus on making more genuine eye contact when in conversations.