Sentence examples for ultimate imprimatur from inspiring English sources
Anti-Americanism has even been given the ultimate imprimatur of state tolerance: billboards.
And last month, he received the ultimate imprimatur when Sapiens was selected by Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, for his online book club.
When one of Khama and Williams's sons visited the set, he delivered the ultimate imprimatur: "It's not every day you see your mother and father come back to life".
Take any recent edition of the BBC Music Mag, where handfuls of reviews are given the ultimate imprimatur of five red stars for "performance" and five more for "sound".
This is a standards body; it organizes meetings that allow competing groups to define standards, shepherding them from a "working draft" to "candidate recommendation" and "proposed recommendation," and finally, if a standard has been sufficiently poked and prodded, granting the ultimate imprimatur, "W3C recommendation".
The problem with modern-day temperance initiatives in New York — beyond the obvious risk of their seeming hoary in a place where a wine bar provides the ultimate imprimatur of gentrification — is that they so often take the form of entitled neighborhood grievance.
She decided to put Mr. Josephs' product to the ultimate test before giving it her imprimatur.
His imprimatur was needed.
Imprimatur on p. 6: Licensed May 21. 1694.
Imprimatur (dated Jan . 23 1637): Tho: Wykes, R.O.
