Sentence examples for genuine worlds from inspiring English sources

Now the impossible proposition that A ∧ ¬A just is the inconsistent set {{w1, w2}, {w3, w4, w5}}, whereas the impossible proposition that B ∧ ¬B just is the inconsistent set {{w2, w3, w4}, {w1, w5}}; and these are distinct inconsistent sets of sets of worlds (they are sets of mutually disjoint sets of genuine worlds).

Whitlock, though, is the main man, an athlete of genuine world class.

Part of Hytner's success lies in creating a genuine world on stage.

The city's 2.7 million residents have thus had genuine world champions in their midst.

Whether this is impacting on him as a batsman of genuine world class is another matter.

"Barclays Capital used to be a genuine world-class competitor," says the boss of a big European rival.

The Globe theatre is sending a production of Hamlet on the first genuine world tour in theatre history.

To join forces with the former world No. 2 Magnus Norman, the man he felt could help him make the transition from promising youngster to genuine world beater.

Wales have enjoyed unbridled success recently but the long wait goes on for a result to offer hope that they can become genuine World Cup contenders.

While Froch acknowledges that boxing has been hit by a credit punch, he believes – as Britain's only genuine world champion – that TV should not be blanking him.

What makes this genuine world music, aside from the references, is the weaving of the political into the fabric of what are still, basically, dance tunes.