In "The Recognitions," the famously undercelebrated doorstop by William Gaddis, the virtuosity of a painter who makes counterfeit "undiscovered" paintings by Flemish masters is the vehicle through which Gaddis questions the genuineness of other forms of art, life and religion.
Re "Ye Olde Coniferous Tree Exception" (Coping, Dec. 21): In the past few months of daily media attacks on vendors, this column is the first article I have seen that questions the genuineness of the congestion argument that the city uses to justify its vendetta against street artists and disabled veteran vendors.
"But it has lost that aspect of genuineness".
Maybe there's a lack of genuineness?" Still, most wanted to stay in politics.
It's an amalgam of genuineness, intellectual spasm and acute self-consciousness.
He's a very humble guy, very sincere, and there's a level of genuineness there.
That element of genuineness continues to draw in, engage and hearten readers.
But, increasingly, creating a sense of genuineness is essential to success.
In the sense of "genuineness" or "valid credentials," it seems to have become a political buzzword — candidates in the Republican primaries were constantly showing their "conservative bona fides".
(c) Except as otherwise provided in Section 8-205, lack of genuineness of a certificated security is a complete defense, even against a purchaser for value and without notice.
"I had every reason to believe he was a well-spoken, articulate man who exhibited a lot of genuineness," Linta said of Belcher in a telephone interview.
