Sentence examples for authenticity and impact from inspiring English sources

The millennial generation is more vocal about its demands for authenticity and impact and is enjoying the spotlight as brands and agencies race to gain loyalty.

Overrated Because: Everything McCarthy has done, Iggy Pop or John Wayne Gacy did with more authenticity and impact.

Though the source of the leak is not known to the Guardian, there can be no doubt as to the files' authenticity – and potential impact.

Whilst OSCEs may be the best choice for medical student examinations, their use in post graduate psychiatric examination in the UK is subject to challenge on the grounds of validity, authenticity and educational impact.

The claims may not always portray the products authenticity and true environmental impact.

The reception of the work of Sartre and Heidegger has surely contributed to the popularization of the idea of authenticity, and the decisive impact of this idea first began to manifest itself after the Second World War (Taylor 2007: 475).

But there is no reason to question this film's authenticity, and nothing softens the impact of the very first shots: In a hut lighted at night by a single bulb the All Stars practice "A Weapons Conflict," while scenes are intercut of combat, and victims, and machete survivors, and the camps.

The proposed model of authenticity includes two additions to existing models introducing impact authenticity and value authenticity.

Specifically, we examined how a leader's enactment that is, a leader's physical actions—(Study 1, n = 105) and a combination of leader enactment and life storytelling (Study 2, n = 334) influenced followers' perceptions of the leader's authenticity, and how this may impact leadership outcomes.

implementation of a culture of authenticity and authentic communication.

Yet despite an outcry, the policeman has so far been punished with nothing worse than paid leave.Picture the differenceTo have real clout, video evidence needs not only clarity and impact but also provable authenticity, notes Sam Gregory of Witness, a human-rights group that promotes the use of video.