Sentence examples for side of the genuineness from inspiring English sources
She was no longer necessarily a malingerer, for Charcot had thrown the whole weight of his authority on the side of the genuineness and objectivity of hysterical phenomena.' (Freud, 1953) Charcot's theory was rapidly supplanted by the more resilient theories of his students, Pierre Janet (dissociation) and Sigmund Freud (conversion).
So, authenticity is not only a matter of the genuineness of text but also the task itself.
This paradigm suggests that actualization is the general criterion of the genuineness of possibilities, but the deterministic implications of this view compelled Aristotle to seek ways of speaking about unrealized singular possibilities.
(IV. xix. 4. p. 698) Rather than engage in the tedious labor required to reason correctly, enthusiasts persuade themselves that they are possessed of immediate revelation, without having to use reason to judge of the genuineness of their revelation.
For some, receiving a diagnosis meant recognition of the genuineness of their problems and suffering.
Physical mediumship in general, and the Palladino case in particular, posed a complex enough problem to trained scientists and clinicians open to the possibility of the genuineness of Eusapia's feats.
The celebrations in Accra, to which every country on either side of the iron curtain sent representatives, have demonstrated the genuineness though not the arduousness of the British effort to turn colonies into self-governing states.
And if the authorities don't attempt a rebuttal, it may be taken as a kind of acquiescence to the genuineness of the materials published here.
In this age of New Sincerity, our tendency is to view these self-directed jokes as cynicism, as a sort of qualification on the genuineness of their music.
"There were also persons who got paid thousands of dollars to investigate the genuineness of the birth certificates of kids from the Bronx.
I liked the vibrancy of the operation and the genuineness of the people.
