Sentence examples for without imprimatur from inspiring English sources

He was a prophet without imprimatur in his own city.

Because his knowledge of the modern history of street art is sound, Alonzo knows that the artists are really trying to speak directly to the public so he's deliberately set them free in the same locations they would probably have drooled over if they had done it without imprimatur.

The trouble is a willful confusion of, yes, the self-selected élite of the museum's proper constituency with that of commerce and celebrity, which have their own manners of discernment and are doing fine without imprimaturs from West Fifty-third Street. Fifty-third Street

This is boredom without the possibility of frustration and without the imprimatur of art.

Committed partnerships can be noble, with or without government imprimatur.

"They never would have released Amy without the imprimatur of Polio," Delahunt said.

It is something McMahon, having built a megaentertainment business without the imprimatur of cultural arbiters, intuitively understood about politics.

WHEN "V.I.P.," the syndicated series starring Pamela Anderson, made its debut two years ago, it was without the imprimatur of Viewers for Quality Television.

Sibneft's last-minute postponement underlines the difficulty of doing business in Russia without the imprimatur of the Kremlin.

Any effort to intervene militarily in Syria would probably take place without the imprimatur of the United Nations Security Council, where Russia has consistently opposed it.

The program has inspired similar projects in other places, including Ireland, New Zealand and the city of Leeds in England, though most have been organized privately and without government imprimatur.