Sentence examples for genuine examples from inspiring English sources

And there may even be a couple of genuine examples.

Such etiological myths proliferated during the Hellenistic era, though in the earlier periods genuine examples are harder to detect.

Genuine examples of contemporary graffiti, best preserved at Pompeii from AD 79, reveal that even native Latin speakers had trouble with the complexities of case and declension.

But although there are few genuine examples of life writing, in the modern sense of the term, those few are masterpieces.

Of the examples that have been repeated in the media, many have been reported inaccurately, some are trivial, and a very few may be genuine examples of antisemitism.

On most genuine examples it is possible to see a distinct halo around the overglaze blue, but its absence does not condemn the piece as not genuine.

Luchino Visconti's gritty Ossessione (1943) is usually identified as the first genuine example.

It was a genuine example of homemaking as a verb — a creative act that reifies the idea of "home".

The row about casual racism on Big Brother is a genuine example of the racism endemic in British society.

Turkey will rise as a regional power only if it sets a genuine example as a liberal democracy and builds strong ties with all its neighbors.

Shot two was within a bad bounce of the lake with the next a genuine example of brilliance in high pressure.