Sentence examples for historic authenticity from inspiring English sources

The old New York set at Warner Bros. offers a particular kind of historic authenticity.

Mr. Halmi said he didn't scrimp on historic authenticity either, getting help from places like the British Museum on the right kind of armor and costumes.

Known for his West London shops and his auctions at Christie's, he's a collector and restorer of the highest order — deeply respected in the trade, deeply invested in historic authenticity — yet completely unfettered by the past.

Before the revised memorial was completed, several members of the memorial program drafting committee that was formed last year by the development corporation expressed concern that Mr. Arad's design did not "convey historic authenticity," as the competition guidelines had specified.

In a three-and-a-half-year, multimillion-dollar restoration whose goal was historic authenticity, the Selches, Upper East Siders who also owned a home in Westchester County, replaced graffiti with wallpaper from Cole & Son, razed a decrepit kitchen wing, and added the porch and several chimneys.

The russet, Aztec-pattern-inspired packaging (it would make a lovely rug or decorative wall-hanging) suggests that Morrisons is going for a more mature, foodie market with its chips – hinting at a historic authenticity for this product that, of course, it cannot claim.

The bonds that he forged with our people during the Second World War brought to him an understanding of the religious, historic, and cultural authenticity of the Jewish world and its people.

"They add to the authenticity of historic homes.

MR. HARNONCOURT, IT should be noted, has not always been so scornful of notions like authenticity and historic correctness.

With an expertise in assessing the authenticity of historic uniforms, Shieber concluded that Cooper's Columbia University jersey in the movie "buttons together such that the left portion of the shirt placket is on top of the right," which is common for men's shirts.

Ads for new lofts and newspaper articles about converted warehouses play up the "tradition" and "authenticity" of their "historic" districts.