Sentence examples for which genuine from inspiring English sources

Single parties usually operate in situations in which genuine political conflict is not tolerated.

He described the jubilee concert as a "vulgar traveling show" in which "genuine music" was sacrificed to the gods of popular entertainment.

Writing for Arts Magazine, the critic Leo Steinberg called that canvas, "Double Portrait of Berdie" (1955), "a picture in which genuine nastiness couples with false charm".

Lord Pearson of Rannoch, Ukip's leader, said the party would be standing aside in constituencies in which genuine Eurosceptics have a good chance of winning.

Vietnam is the highlight of a patchy film in which genuine culture participators such as Vito Paulekas (who also recorded with Zappa) jostle against irritating attention seekers.

"Web life is both unreal because of how it's disconnected from the life we live outside the computer screen and weirdly real for the many ways in which genuine human interactions take place," he says.

"With the eyes of an archaeologist it is not too difficult to see which are genuine and which are real," he said.

Which is genuine audience development for our industry".

Fifty years on, which was genuine and which was confected seems less clear.

It was heavy on the unironic Mayberry vibe, which is genuine.

The topic at hand is the burning issue of pants versus dresses, which assumes genuine urgency.