Sentence examples for evident authenticity from inspiring English sources

He was much mocked, and much liked, perhaps because there was an evident authenticity in his working class Tory style, despite his habit at Question Time of sounding as if he was auditioning for an end of the pier show ("Mr Speaker, I want to do a favour for every woman in this country").

This helps explain the level of insight and authenticity evident in My Name Is Leon, her moving and thought-provoking debut novel.

Increments in life table deaths to balance declines at younger ages between the mid-1960s mid-1970s970s are concentrated at older ages (Figs 3, 4), but with some idiosyncrasies of dubious authenticity also evident (males aged 50 54; females aged 45 49 and 70 74).

For the newcomers' respect for urban authenticity is quite evident as they strip away the neighborhood's signature Formstone insulation -- the laboring class's postwar touch of home improvement -- to get back to the original red-brick fronts on the classic row houses that are being snapped up.

Sanders' authenticity was unmistakable.

The authenticity of the sculpture was evident and a consignment contract was promptly signed.

Asian show biz, authenticity and panache were also evident on every plate.

Once again the authenticity of Sp1 complex (Figure 4B, lane 2) is evident from competition with specific homologous (lane 3) and consensus (lane 5) unlabelled oligonucleotide but not when non-specific oligonucleotide (lane 4) was used in competition assays.

The original pitch landed in the inbox with a whiff of medical authenticity overlaid with a snicker-inducing headline: "Toxic Ties to 'New Shower Curtain Smell' Evident, According to Latest Laboratory Testing".

Authenticity is a chimera, of course; the more accurate the embroidery of decor, the more evident becomes the vast distance between our modern vision and the complexities of the medieval imagination.

Germans do love "authenticity", the essentially reactionary concept that some things or people are so big and self-evident that they can get by without ever adapting to the realities of the modern, more complicated world.