Sentence examples for genuine form from inspiring English sources
This is a genuine form of expression', and from that moment I knew I wanted to make films".
The only genuine form of democracy, he argues, is one where the masses come together in people's committees, popular congresses and professional associations.
The drug, made in its genuine form by Gedeon Richter of Hungary, is one of the more common counterfeit pharmaceuticals circulating in Russia, according to the police.
Piecemeal electoral reforms have failed to produce any genuine form of power sharing or transfer of power away from the president or his party (Ben Ali won reelection in 1994, 1999, 2004, and 2009, each time by an overwhelming margin).
Take a look at the American educationalist John Dewey, for example, quoted in 1900: "[learning] shall be made a genuine form of active community life, instead of a place set apart in which to learn lessons".
For the productions Mr. Goldovsky would later conduct and direct, that special way involved approaching opera as a genuine form of drama and casting singers who looked like and could believably act their characters.
Although children's roles in Participatory Design (PD) processes have been more or less stable for the last two decades, the recent academic debates have urged us to rethink these traditional roles in order to aim for genuine forms of participation.
Our results indicate the increasing importance of overseas technological affiliates in the application of a GIS in the leading F&B MNEs, which determine the degree of their technological internationalisation. Two variants of technological affiliates reflect two broad knowledge-related activities, i.e. adaptation and genuine forms of knowledge creation.
The expressivist strategy relies on an initial contrast between practical reflection on the one hand, and the genuine forms of cognitive activity characteristic of theoretical reasoning on the other.
Tsipras is a genuine break form all that.
GdT: I think that videogames are a genuine narrative form.
