The phrase "authentic narratives" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing stories or accounts that are genuine, true to life, or reflect real experiences.
Example: "The documentary presented authentic narratives from individuals who lived through the historical events."
Alternatives: "genuine stories" or "real accounts".
Foul-mouthed ex-convicts and street slang: how authors are using "youth speech" to create more authentic narratives in literary fiction.
THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD: AUTHENTIC NARRATIVES AND FIRST-HAND ACCOUNTS (Dover, 2007), stories and documents collected by William Still, an Underground Railroad conductor in Philadelphia; paperback, $14.95.
I hoped that real-world encounters might be more valuable for me starting out in order to build my life and simultaneously create authentic narratives and inclusive opportunities for others and myself.
At that level, it is an intense, superbly authentic narrative of whaling.
As consumers become increasingly interested in supporting mission-driven companies, many look for ones with, in Blumenthal's words, a "coherent and authentic narrative".
It is about unearthing the authentic narrative that drove the company to its current success, and will also motivate the company's actions moving forward.
As a design shorthand, it makes subtle use of specific colors, images, typefaces and the promise of what marketers call "an authentic narrative" to sell food.
Perhaps, though, the president's team is over-thinking the challenge, putting too much emphasis on how to use the trendiest applications or on how to interact with voters, when what really matters is creating an authentic narrative.
The performance hums along on the fuel of its authentic narrative detail and the ensemble's familial love, winningly realized in the friendship of the play's older characters, Roger Christopherr Durham and Hunter Jimim J. Bullock).
In a letter to the Boston Liberator, the abolitionist author Lydia Maria Child went as far as to claim that Hildreth's novel was more powerful than an authentic narrative written by a slave called Charles Ball.
Among them: a brief narrative, the full narrative, an authentic narrative, particulars of the seduction and murder, a report on the examination of the accused, a report on his trial, a correct report, an explanation, a facsimile of letters belonging to the victim, particulars of the seduction and murder, strictures of the case, and a vindication of the trial's result.
