Sentence examples for genuine sources from inspiring English sources

Such provocative questions ought to provide genuine sources of wonder.

Throughout the remainder of the memo, citations, sentences and even whole paragraphs have been stripped out, in some cases to protect genuine sources and methods but in others to obscure the precedents underlying the government's legal arguments.

"People should keep to genuine sources of tickets, otherwise tickets might fail to turn up or people may be denied entry," she said.

The more genuine source of tax uncertainty is related to the government's long-run budget deficits.

Many groups insist on repeating this false statistic, but none of them have cited a genuine source.

But Gilbert's magnetism derives from a genuine source, what her friend Paul Holdengräber calls "a deep-rooted moral ambition for joy".

Twitter and Facebook have made sock puppetry even more prevalent and in some cases this can be a genuine source of amusement, satire and acceptable freedom of expression.

Brains.' In view of the more or less humorous takeoffs such as these, one might think Hormel would welcome the association with a genuine source of pork".

The aim was to provide a guarantee to customers that the gems they bought came from a genuine source and not from the smuggled cache of some African warlord.

Yet the Games remain a genuine source of pride for many in China, who – albeit with repeated prompting from state media – saw them as marking the country's return to international importance.

Children whose failure to eat had become a genuine source of concern – children like Matthew who was eating a few chickpeas a day, or Finn who stuck to burnt toast – are now expanding their diet on a daily basis.