The phrase "aura of authenticity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a feeling or impression of genuineness or truthfulness surrounding a person, object, or experience.
Example: "The old bookstore had an aura of authenticity that drew in customers looking for rare finds."
Alternatives: "sense of genuineness" or "vibe of authenticity".
Around them is an aura of authenticity that inspires awe and excites the imagination.
The vastly superior British version of "Queer as Folk" had an aura of authenticity about it.
And if he changes his role too much, he risks losing that aura of authenticity.
Likewise, can updated versions of traditional African forms — ceramics, for example, or performance — be presented as contemporary, without forfeiting, to Western eyes, an aura of authenticity?
All they have done is attempt to lend an aura of authenticity by giving the anglicised name a local sounding pronunciation.
Her only-dead-fish-go-with-the-flow improvisatory ethic is certifiably anti-Beltway and confers on Palin an aura of authenticity.
Much of the motor that drives "In Treatment" is its aura of stark authenticity.
Luckily the downtown has not lost its aura of Adirondack authenticity, with A-frame cottages and unpretentious boutiques drawing plenty of nonskiers.
The production designer, Jacob Heustis, is the film's virtual co-author; the clothing and the furnishings have the aura of simple authenticity, which is reinforced by the cinematographer Brett Jutkiewicz's agile impressionism, illuminated by streaky sunlight, flickering bonfires, and dim lanterns.
As we sat over glasses of wine and talked about life, liberty and the pursuit of wellness, I was struck by the couple's well-worn camaraderie and by a certain aura of renegade authenticity that both possess, despite their success.
He also mortifies himself in front of a variety of skaters, and attempts to articulate why Supreme hasn't lost a bit of its magical aura or authenticity since being founded in 1994.
