Sentence examples for authentic concept from inspiring English sources

"Organic," she said, "is a very authentic concept because it's saving the land," whether or not it tastes better.

It is only by first recovering a genuine theological concept of the symbol, therefore, that we are able in turn to distinguish an authentic concept of the allegorical.

This authentic concept of allegory arises in the 17th century baroque as a response to the antithesis between mediaeval religiosity and Renaissance secularization discussed earlier.

He continues, "New restaurants then are appearing in cities with regional, authentic concepts".

You rat! I'll show you a tune!'" Hiring in a full orchestra gave ELO the authentic oomph the concept demanded, and instantly they blasted class.

That earned points from me — it's a lot more authentic than modern concept cars that are sometimes little more than clay models dressed for their stage debuts.

Subsequent existential thought reflects this difference: while some writers such as Sartre and Beauvoir were resolutely atheist in outlook, others—such as Heidegger, Jaspers, Marcel, and Buber variously explored the implications of the concept "authentic existence" for religious consciousness.

Instructors should place emphasis on mathematical applications instead of abstract theory whenever possible and integrate mathematical and statistical software throughout courses to highlight authentic application of concepts, methods and procedures, and collaborative learning to encourage students to play a more proactive role in their learning (Juan et al. 2011).

"We are open to exchanges, if duly considered, and especially if they respect the concept of authentic reciprocity".

An online store built on the concept of "authentic voice" will crumble quickly if marketers pop up as members, said Mr. Card.

I don't like Mexican restaurants and that whole concept of authentic cuisine is not appealing.