Sentence examples for distort authenticity from inspiring English sources
Our spectacle-centric lives capture and distort authenticity at once by putting it on view.
Isegawa's theme, periodically and sometimes haphazardly inserted, is that the implants of colonialism, proselytizing religions, party politics, capitalism, militarism and international financial aid have distorted Uganda's authenticity and rendered it a realm of baleful imagination.
"Reunion" is a novel that has all kinds of interesting things to say about how we reconstruct the elusive past, particularly where love and passion are concerned, but is also a book that comes with the high ambition of restoring authenticity to experiences that have been sullied and distorted by decades of interference from, well, the media, especially television and its digital cousins.
Decoding the racial discourses that have distorted standard histories of rock music, Jack Hamilton underscores how ideas of "authenticity" have blinded us to rock's inextricably interracial artistic enterprise.
Surprising — "AUTHENTICITY".
Obviously, the book rises or falls on the authenticity of these varied sources (all the more so, since the Chinese government has declared the account to be either fabricated or distorted).
