Sentence examples for claim authentic from inspiring English sources

He could claim authentic feats of bravery: pulling a drowning man from the rapids on the Kennebunk River in Maine, chasing down a mugger in Philadelphia.

As Ignatieff says, it needs to be countered by politicians skilled at making the case for decent public services, able to claim authentic experience and, when necessary, capable of being as hard as nails.

But what makes the Mets interesting is that while they can claim several authentic stars, including Hampton and the catcher Mike Piazza, they find inspiration up and down their lineup, and sometimes in surprising places.

In New York perhaps the planet's most protean city this is old news; but what about in a smaller town?Just beneath the Green, a house is being redeveloped in a style its owners claim is authentic, but which involves using different shades of brown for different sections of the house.

Marika Tokarska, an official at the Walbrzych district council, told the AP today that they believe the men's claim is authentic and that they "are taking this information seriously," partially due to the fact that the men hired lawyers.

In this sense, they claim their authentic recordings were socially more "open-ended" and thus engaged mentalizing processes as the listener attempted to establish the speaker's intentions in light of their own past experience.

The fact that these claims are deliberate does not mean they are disingenuous; in fact, the vast majority of identity claims are authentic reflections of the ideas and values of the person making them (e.g., the quotes that people often append to their e-mail signatures).

Indeed, asylum seekers undergo rigorous evaluation by immigration officials to ensure that their claims are authentic.

Hugh claims an "authentic custardy top, rather than just a cheesy bechamel" with hot milk whisked into eggs, and bulked out with Greek yoghurt – but actually the yoghurt makes this a bit grainy.

The photographs of mainly female celebrities were shared online after an anonymous hacker using the name Tristan posted what was claimed were authentic images on the 4chan website, an online message board used for sharing pictures.

The Bennite insurgency could hardly claim to represent "authentic Labour".