Sentence examples for genuine instruments from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the Communists developed "genuine instruments of mass mobilization," such as land reform and efficient administration.

European diplomacy must become a genuine instrument of cooperation and collective security.

The Gibson J-160-E acoustic guitar has been declared genuine by Beatles' instruments expert Andy Babiuk, who compared it to photographs and film footage of Lennon playing it.

Eric Hoeprich performs on a genuine Mozart period instrument built by Griesbacher in the 1970s, while the other members of the Trio perform on copies of the instrument, Lisa Klevit on one made by Hoeprich, William McColl on one which he built himself.

Speculation and herd behavior in derivatives markets can add to price volatility in underlying markets, but these instruments have genuine value for hedging and other purposes.

Gioffre wrote a positive review for the album and called Cooder and Bhatt "genuine masters" of their respective instruments.

The developing world values Kyoto very highly, because it is the only instrument around that imposes genuine requirements on the developed countries.

Today, in Donald J. Trump, we have a genuine impresario of the mob — an instrument of the crowd who feels its resentment, its impatience, its distrust, and returns them all in slogans, epithets and witty (or witless) taunts.

This allows access to the participant's genuine thoughts as they complete the instrument [ 33].

So there was a niche waiting to be filled by friendly young men who write their own songs, play their own instruments and come across as genuine and uncontrived, singing from the heart.

One of the cleverest ploys of the imitation manufacturers was to foster the merging of the genuine and the imitation in the same instrument, suggesting to the world at large that both are artistic equals.