Sentence examples for authentically rooted from inspiring English sources

Besides, "Swingtime Canteen" at the Downtown Cabaret Theater in Bridgeport, an Off Broadway reworking of a regional theater revue once called "Home Fires," is itself a contrivance, nowhere near the Cabaret Theater's original 1982 show, "Stage Door Canteen," which remains the most authentically rooted and in all ways the best nostalgia piece in this theater's history.

When mindfulness is taught authentically, rooted in the traditions from which it is derived, the reason we practice mindfulness is to be of benefit to others.

Colgate chose to use their ad time to make a point and a point that is authentically rooted in the way people use their product, that is, we tend to allow the water to run and run and run while we brush our teeth.

Though Glastonbury seems to run on mead and weed, its hedonism feels rooted in something authentically numinous.

In The Politics of Thatcherism (1983), he insisted that the left's traditional statism was in part responsible for creating the conditions that had allowed the Thatcherites to win ascendancy, pointing to the degree to which Thatcherism had rooted itself in authentically popular sentiment – something he believed the left had failed to do.

Much like General Tso's chicken, the chork is "accessible, but still rooted in something authentically Chinese," she said.

Only my commitment, rooted in my awareness of the costs of my anger, was powerful enough to force me to authentically express my feelings at the first sign of irritation.

And again, this attitude is far from surprising to the Heidegger scholar: the 2 October 1929 letter in which the philosopher emphasises the need to oppose "growing Judaisation within German spiritual life", reinforcing this by rooting it in authentically German forces, is already well-known.

Their authors root their familiar plots in an authentically recreated British underworld: in the first, an ambitious criminal spreads his tentacles across the city to establish his power, in the other a disoriented ex-convict is released into a once familiar milieu he no longer recognises.

Related: Rooted; rooting.

But in a campaign where three of the candidates can lay claim to New York roots, how authentically New York are the people who hope to carry the Empire State?