Sentence examples for however authentic from inspiring English sources

However, authentic porcine ESCs have not been established until now.

It's undeniably comforting, but I think the cream dulls the spice and makes it into a fishy porridge, which, however authentic it may be, seems a shame.

However, authentic ARDS has been described in patients with severe neutropenia, suggesting the presence of other potential mechanisms that are responsible of this syndrome.

Politically, there is something questionable about modern white Americans appropriating past tribal customs; and, however authentic the war cries and dances, the actors can't help resembling extras in a Bob Hope western.

However authentic and heartfelt this film's depiction of life on the meaner streets of the Northeast corridor may be, it doesn't begin to match "The Sopranos' " epic vision of violence, class struggle and upward mobility in a barbarous culture.

I never get as far as that dark colour (which I can't help feeling suggests an unpleasant burnt flavour of the kind that, however authentic, I can't ever quite warm to) but, with something vaguely approaching toffeeish in the bag, and the hob threatened again, I stick the pan, without pastry, into the oven for 15 minutes.

Utilizing virality without credibility can kill one's lifetime value as a serious artist, as "people are trying to exploit their popularity through rap" without sharing a "real, authentic story". However, authenticity and storytelling are not only important for rappers alone but for any brand, influencer or entrepreneur wanting to establish and validate themselves within their niche market.

However, how authentic is this tradition?

The accents, however, are authentic, a welcome bit of local color in a neutralized television landscape.

Sometimes, however, an authentic translation runs afoul of the Chinese government, and then changes must be made.

The exterior, however, remains authentic (note the "Teas and Snacks" sign, and the retro mosaic facia), as does some of the furniture (wood-look Formica tables plus the odd leftover of 1950s Mediterranean kitsch).