Sentence examples for authentic going from inspiring English sources

You have the sense that there's still something authentic going on: Those are real animals raised by real kids in those straw-covered stalls; that sawdust exuding a faint eucalyptus-like aroma is not just for show.

For instance, Mr. Shore found that although the popular reality series "The Hills" was "doing solid numbers," Mr. Friedman said, the audience "was aging up" as viewers began "to look for a different kind of reality show, more authentic, going deeper into their lives, what they're going through, with more honest story-telling".

We wanted to get something authentic going in a city where you're constantly bombarded with theatrics and empty promises".

We wanted to get something authentic going in a city where you're constantly bombarded with theatrics and empty promises". .

In all of the press for the game, the Far Cry developers have stressed how much time they spent in Montana in order to make it authentic — going fishing, looking at the landscape, having beers with locals.

The company kicked off an aggressive campaign last October to present its food as authentic, going as far as to tout the fact that its meals can, in fact, rot.

To find something cheaper, and perhaps more authentic, go north to the market in the new town, where this family-run establishment has been specialising in meze since 1946.

Imagine if our money carried positive, uplifting messages such as: "Be Authentic!" "Go Lead Something!" I think Eleanor Roosevelt would welcome this.

Rather than looking up a tutorial on how this brush works, I decided the best way to give it an authentic go was to use it just as I would use any other brush, without changing up my routine or wandering too far out of my comfort zone.

Battlefield v Call of Duty has been a feature of the games business for over a decade, with EA Dice's more gritty, in-depth and authentic shooter going up against what Call of Duty offers: speed, bombast and Kevin Spacey.

To borrow a word from their phrasebook, it can be more "gnarly" (scary and dangerous) than skiing on a mountain, and more authentic than going to a ski park with built-in rails and jumps.