Sentence examples for clearly authentic from inspiring English sources

You see one in "The Giant," which, by contrast with "Colossus," is clearly authentic Goya, haunted, strange, heartbreaking.

"[It] stubbornly fails to catch fire," he says, "despite its clearly authentic detail and its flashes of bruised comedy".

The first clearly authentic report of the free substance was made in 1649 by Johann Schroeder, a German pharmacist, who prepared arsenic by heating its oxide with charcoal.

Glover's play is clearly authentic but, as the title implies, the play is more saga than drama: a discursive, folkloristic narrative rather than something tightly focused.

But Sarah Helm, a former journalist with The Independent who reported from Baghdad in the mid-1990s, has come up with a debut stage-drama, Loyalty, that stubbornly fails to catch fire, despite its clearly authentic detail and its flashes of bruised comedy.

I'm torn – the fine stuff is clearly the authentic option, and it's nice enough, but I really like the chewiness of Butcher's salad.

Then as we make new choices, we communicate at a non-verbal level more clearly the authentic brand and leadership we'd like to build.

Clearly this is authentic Mexican food as experienced north of the border.

Lord Mandelson's memoirs will clearly be the authentic voice of the man himself.

Carl Johnson, Anomaly, founding partner Pro-Obama pick: "My Job" "Mr. Obama's brand is authentic, clearly understood and has been built with set-piece speeches and interviews," Mr. Johnson said.

Results indicate that creating social presence may depend, in part, on having an authentic, clearly defined role.