German wine used to cost more than top Bordeaux over 100 years ago before its reputation took a nosedive, but a renewed focus on quality over the last couple of decades means you can find genuine fine wines (Riesling in particular) for a fraction of the cost of the great wines of Burgundy and Bordeaux.
AB- What would you say to the argument that digital art can still be perceived as being artificial, suggesting its not a real or genuine fine art form.
But we are toughening up community sentences so every sentence contains a genuine punishment, including fines, unpaid work and strict curfews and exclusion zones - which can be enforced with state-of-the-art GPS tracking".
Beringer is one of the leaders in offering genuine values in fine wine, and its Knights Valley cabernet is a good example.
"Mountains," too, has more than its share of contrivance and sentimentality, but Mr. Hosseini's narrative gifts have deepened over the years, enabling him to anchor firmly the more maudlin aspects of his tale in genuine emotion and fine-grained details.
But despite his efforts, he was incapable of developing a genuine appreciation for fine art or opera.
Perhaps as a token of Dr. Hatzius's genuine intelligence, which is fine.
He brings genuine expertise to his fine storytelling, with a doctorate from M.I.T., a government career in defense policy in the 1970s and three decades as a journalist.
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A silver medal in the 2006 European Championships re-enforced the view of swimming insiders that Mansfield's finest had genuine international prospects, but after a disappointing showing in the 800m freestyle at the 2007 Worlds few could have anticipated the remarkable double in Beijing.
