Sentence examples for authenticity lies from inspiring English sources
Bigelow has defended her film as a neutral action film whose authenticity lies in its attention to visual and atmospheric detail, rather than historical record.
Gott's restaurant favours the cooking styles found in Mexico's main tequila-producing region, Jalisco, and he says the key to authenticity lies in an incredible range of fresh, bright and healthy ingredients.
Everything from the exuberant coloration of the first Scherzo to the waves of anguish that wash over the second Scherzo and the finale sounded Mahlerian in spirit, and the spirit is where the music's authenticity lies.
They understand that authenticity lies elsewhere and that facts have nothing to do with it, that credibility is just as tough to achieve in autobiography as in magic realism.
Moggach has got herself in a real quandary here: the novel's much-needed authenticity lies solely in her factual detailing of the daily life of an invisible heroine (nobody notices Leila), in her utter isolation, in the relentless mundane repetition of the task in front of her.
The results show that Chinese leaders' main source of authenticity lies in the relationship with others.
Similarly, Z. Ornea notes that the poet used Creangă's positions to illustrate his own ethnonationalist take on Romanian culture, and in particular his claim that rural authenticity lay hidden by a "superimposed stratum" of urbanized ethnic minorities.
My mother summed this choice up when I told her I was transitioning, by saying, "Why couldn't you just be gay?" Well, I couldn't, because I never was a gay man, and my authenticity lay with treating my mind and brain with respect and transitioning, regardless and in spite of the difficulties and medical risks.
If the Conventions retain any authenticity, it lies in the group portraits that they offer of the parties' activists.
In Comment this week, Steve Coll considers that question: If the Conventions retain any authenticity, it lies in the group portraits that they offer of the parties' activists.
The basis of authenticity, however, lies in the values they develop in these early years.
