Sentence examples for call for authenticity from inspiring English sources

At least one audience member, Hope Hopkins, reacted a bit cynically to this call for authenticity, perhaps because, as a 25-year-old advertising account planner for BBDO who is trying to figure out how to sell the Venus razor, she knows what a trendy world we live in.

This has become a relevant issue after the 2011 UNESCO Historic Urban Landscape Recommendation withdrew its call for authenticity from the forefront of urban heritage conservation.

One legacy born out of the drumbeat call for authenticity -- "you simply must come out" Stuart's Uncle Harvey would shout at Pride, "if we are to destroy the lies and the myths and the innuendoes, you must come out".

I'd pick out Lars von Trier's call to arms for authenticity in 1995's Dogme manifesto as having a deep-bore influence on the takeup of handheld shooting styles in commercial cinema – although he practised it only sporadically afterwards, so it's questionable how much it is "his" style.

Telling powerful stories calls for deeper authenticity from brands.

Of all the candidates, they make the strongest appeal to what Marshall Whitman of the conservative Heritage Foundation calls "the desire for authenticity"—for an unvarnished, plain-spoken honesty.

Call me a sucker for authenticity, but the optional zinc paddle shifters on the steering wheel are a small pleasure, an antidote to the fake wood that enthralls some foreign manufacturers.

In this case, what passes for authenticity might charitably be called truth adjustment.

Lord and Lady Cowdray had bought plenty of oak furniture with greater enthusiasm than concern for authenticity, and Christie's experts called a spade a spade.

Proper etiquette calls for truthfulness and authenticity which, in turn, makes re-gifting an insincere gesture.

If you're aiming for authenticity, try using a traditional Latin cooking pot called a caldero, which is similar to a dutch oven.[1].