Sentence examples for find that authentic from inspiring English sources

I have more to contribute to our nation and our world if I can bring myself to let go of the blame and find that authentic place of unity where Ms. Palin and I are one.

But here's the catch: If you do this, if you write from your you-ness, if you find that authentic sweet spot and allow your work to filter through it, you may end up writing books that will change the literary world and become "great rivers" (see: Jesus' Son, The Things They Carried, Infinite Jest), or you may end up writing books that become "mere trickles" (except I would delete the word "mere").

Moreover, it was found that authentic leadership positively influences health and retention of nurses and increased job satisfaction [ 28, 29].

Not knocking anyone else who does that [but] I don't find that to be authentic.

Restaurants that try to crib pieces of Alinea's style may find that it looks as authentic as a Prada bag bought on Canal Street.

As shown in Table 3 (Model 2), after we took into account the control variables, we found that authentic leadership is marginal significantly and positively related to employees' proactive behavior (β = 0.12, p< 0.10).

A 2004 Penn State University study found that authentic smiles shared by employees in the service industry influenced their impressions on customers in a positive way.

Secondly, that the authentic learning objects created through the development process may vary greatly from community to community; so much so that even communities within a very short geographic proximity may find that through the interface designed, authentic learning towards a particular subject or object may contrast greatly from one community to the next.

Our results show that morphological features do not characterize species; for example, we found that five authentic culture strains – used in the original descriptions for the five species – had nearly identical DNA sequences and ITS2 secondary structures.

Mr. Harrison had by then become interested in the sound of the Indonesian gamelan orchestra -- an ensemble of pitched percussion instruments -- but had found that importing an authentic gamelan was prohibitively expensive.

Scott is now interested in picking apart the differences between the "posed" giggles we might use to pepper our conversation – and the absolutely involuntary fits that can destroy a TV or radio broadcast, like this: For instance, she found that the less authentic tones are often more nasal – whereas our helpless, involuntary belly laughs never come through the nose.