Sentence examples for deemed authentic from inspiring English sources

Although posthumous, the first series of bronze casts is legally deemed authentic because it was executed at the request of the estate, which held the copyright.

As part of the desire for the campaign to be deemed authentic, said George Esquivel, creative director at Tumi, it was important that the people in the ads actually be Tumi customers because "at the core of the brand is that it's a very real brand".

Weiner has managed to position himself as the King of the Auteurs – he'd like you to think that no syllable uttered on Mad Men, no suit, no dress, no ashtray, appears on-screen that he has not approved and deemed authentic.

The English version is deemed authentic.

They set up shop as a boutique production company, pursuing the crackling, analog sound that Carter deems authentic.

In the face of what Khamenei called the "western cultural onslaught", traditional music was deemed an authentic Iranian production.

He thrives on intimacy, the world not rising above a whisper, thus rejecting the American penchant for actors who scream their feelings because it's deemed more "authentic".

They concentrated on folk-rock and light pop-gospel, styles that were deemed more authentic than anything to come from Broadway or Tin Pan Alley.

But experts have deemed as authentic the guitar going up for sale Sept. 4 at an auction of rock memorabilia conducted by the Fame Bureau at the Idea Generation Gallery in London.

"It got trashed by the press," remembers Horn, whose lavish aesthetic was deemed insufficiently authentic – most of the backing track was pieced together by ZTT musicians (to hear how much Horn brought to Frankie, listen to the Radio 1 session versions of Two Tribes and Relax and compare them with the hit versions).

One such example that we deemed biologically authentic is the implication of artery narrowing on blood pressure discussed in our sections on the H-P equation.