Sentence examples for authenticity comes to from inspiring English sources

The most familiar conception of "authenticity" comes to us mainly from Heidegger's Being and Time of 1927.

But when authenticity comes to be regarded as something like sincerity for its own sake (Ferrara 1993: 86), it becomes increasingly hard to see what the moral good is that it is supposed to bring into being.

Authenticity comes at the expense of idiosyncrasy: you wish there were more flashes of inspiration like the fantastic moment when Daisy starts beatboxing in Blue Moon of Kentucky.

All this personal involvement and authenticity comes at a price, of course: a basic pair costs $240, with highly distressed models ringing up at $400.

"Authenticity comes up to me as being the key to everything that I'm experiencing now and maybe in the earlier parts of my career, which was a very dynamic moment," he said.

Authenticity comes across to consumers while greenwashing is tolerated far less.

Authenticity comes back to everyday decisions and trusting your gut.

The authenticity comes thanks to O'Connor's passion for the sport, which he chronicled in a 2002 documentary called "The Smashing Machine," about UFC pro Mark Kerr.

"Obvious Child" also strives for authenticity when it comes to the details of Donna's visit to Planned Parenthood, from the counseling session she goes through before she schedules her abortion down to what she sips in the waiting room after the procedure.

DOWNHILL skiing may get all the glory, but when it comes to authenticity, Andrew Newell says, nothing compares to cross-country.

Australia's First Peoples are way ahead of the curve when it comes to authenticity.