Sentence examples for badge of authenticity from inspiring English sources

For some chefs, the warning is a badge of authenticity.

For Ernaux, speechlessness is a badge of authenticity.

Even worse, they didn't socially transition as toddlers — the new badge of authenticity.

Cobain and his band have become a badge of authenticity in an age of emptiness".

The Duplasses' technical clumsiness is clearly a badge of authenticity and their well-acted movie is affecting and truthful.

In return, they receive a gold-colored picture identification card, which leaders hope customers will recognize as a badge of authenticity.

"Something more primal, almost Greek in its archaic power, is at stake in 'Winter's Bone,' and its visual and emotional starkness do no not feel like simple badges of authenticity".

"Something more primal, almost Greek in its archaic power, is at stake in 'Winter's Bone,' and its visual and emotional starkness do not feel like simple badges of authenticity," A. O. Scott wrote in The Times about this film, directed by Debra Granik and based on the novel by Daniel Woodrell.

It is often claimed these days as a badge of moral authenticity, against which bad faith Collini offers this brisk and cool intervention.

Bush had been depicted, roughly but fairly, as a lightly travelled governor who, despite his lineage, could name hardly a foreign leader or capital, and who wore, as a badge of populist authenticity, a curious pride in his own incuriosity.

Khan may boast of his council-estate upbringing as a badge of London authenticity, but after over 30 years of right to buy, that actually makes him a comparative rarity.