Sentence examples for genuinely ancient from inspiring English sources

Thus accusations that modern paganism more closely resembles re-enactment than a genuinely ancient tradition have some justification.

Likewise a sword allegedly left behind in the inn, which is really a theatrical prop joined to a genuinely ancient blade.

Still, McKellen's Justice Shallow was singled out by Alan Dent in his review in the News Chronicle, a national paper: Infinitely the best performance, though, is that of Justice Shallow who is genuinely ancient, wheezy, full of sudden changes and chortles and sadnesses..

Still, McKellen's Justice Shallow was singled out by Alan Dent in his review in the News Chronicle, a national paper: Infinitely the best performance, though, is that of Justice Shallow who is genuinely ancient, wheezy, full of sudden changes and chortles and sadnesses...

Ensuring the DNA obtained from these remains was genuinely ancient and uncontaminated by modern DNA required the team to use advanced molecular and statistical techniques.

In an attempt to resolve these questions, we examine the efficacy of DNA extraction methods, and the quality and quantity of DNA recovered from both artificially degraded, and genuinely ancient, but well preserved, bones.

That Mosconi borrows from several mythic traditions to stake his claims (vampires, trolls, and other excrescent baddies abound here) is at once a commentary on American culture's crass neutering of genuinely threatening ancient specters and a reminder that sometimes we must attack conventions from well outside the gated communities of the Real.

Genuinely primitive and ancient human skulls were discovered in Africa around this time, and over time anthropologists came to accept that it was there, rather than in Australia, that humanity had evolved long ago.

In many scenes the stage was filled with genuinely intriguing imagery, evocative of ancient Russian folk and fine arts, and some strangely surreal touches befitting Wagner's mythological epic.

Thus, although it was known by the ancients that conics and other complicated curves could be used to solve outstanding problems, it was not clear to early modern mathematicians whether the ancients considered these solutions genuinely geometrical.

The Indians clung to their ancient religion even as they genuinely cooperated in the Catholic rituals.