Sentence examples for genuine examples of from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
But although there are few genuine examples of life writing, in the modern sense of the term, those few are masterpieces.
Why should the elderly couple with a five-bedroom house and six-figure savings receive the same help as the lone pensioner living in a damp bungalow with mould on the walls (both genuine examples of clients I have supported)?
The mistakes that the teams made, such as putting profit margins ahead of value to customers and selecting the wrong product for their target market, provided genuine examples of what is known, in a phrase that has become popular in American politics recently, as "a teachable moment".
Genuine examples of many signatures abound; Hemingway, for example, signed lots of letters, bar coasters and bullfight programs.
No matter: this is a genuine example of a wine that punches way above its weight.
The row about casual racism on Big Brother is a genuine example of the racism endemic in British society.
It was a genuine example of homemaking as a verb — a creative act that reifies the idea of "home".
Shot two was within a bad bounce of the lake with the next a genuine example of brilliance in high pressure.
Since such clarification is never provided in science fiction, a sub-genre, science in fiction, is more than justified.However, science-fiction fans can breathe easily: there are several thousand science-fiction novels for every genuine example of science in fiction.
