Sentence examples for desire for authenticity from inspiring English sources

Roth's framing narrators help his stories feel more authentic even as they cast doubt on our desire for authenticity.

However, your own desire for authenticity may lead you to do so.

That desire for authenticity began taking physical form in the parking lot of an abandoned theme park in New Orleans.

The heritage-scape is a socially constructed place that provides locally crafted products, cuisine, and experiences to satisfy consumers' desire for authenticity.

And yet this very desire for authenticity has turned some of the last truly unreconstructed frontiersmen in America into that least authentic of creatures: the minor celebrity.

The property's 1,650 olive trees — the estate has 7.2 hectares, or 17.8 acres, of land — were planted as part of the couple's desire for authenticity.

"The accents are sometimes a little difficult to follow closely, and I wonder if John Crowley's directorial desire for linguistic authenticity overwhelms Synge's lyrical and inventive dialogue," says Peter Brown on londontheatre.co.uk.co.uk

In the movie's account, Murnau's desire for complete authenticity and total control lead him to gamble with the lives of his cast and crew, and to demand literal blood sacrifice in the name of art.

Perhaps out of a desire for absolute authenticity, perhaps in order to meet Canadian-content requirements, there is a heavy emphasis on bands like April Wine and a Foot in Cold Water.

In a laudable desire for historical authenticity, Bragg recreates his sermons by using snippets of genuine quotes from the excommunicate chaplain's own letters: unfortunately, these are cryptic and tame moral aphorisms that give no idea of the visceral appeal to heart and soul that inspired the rebels to leave their homes and take up arms.

Technology is changing how consumers shop, and the brands that "get it" are capitalizing on consumers' desire for transparency, authenticity, scarcity, urgency and craftsmanship.