Sentence examples for impression of authenticity from inspiring English sources
But while dialect gives the impression of authenticity, it is the sustained energy of the line, the syntax and the argument that prove the impression is rooted in the real thing.
Much is made of the TV boss cautioning her new star that "The Jews are no laughing matter" (meaning don't joke about them), and Hitler heartily agreeing (meaning they're a serious problem), but the occasional outbursts of antisemitic ranting in the narrative are carefully corralled set-dressing: the necessary minimum to give an impression of authenticity.
As such, the context is easily recognizable by the audience and provides an impression of authenticity.
"They need to give the impression of authenticity and transparency," he said.
Although these dances gave the story an impression of authenticity, they were anachronistic, being out of fashion by the time of the story.
Where Gran Turismo is a dense, focused simulation that can alienate those wanting a real feeling of arcade speed, Forza embraces the liveliness of a race and aims to provide those instant thrills as well as an overall impression of authenticity.
Whereas Yes Minister revealed the power of civil servants, The Thick of It focuses on the reign of the spin doctor, and the humour owes much to an impression of appalling authenticity.
Nevertheless, there is a feeling of authenticity about the relationship, and the impression deepens as the balance of power between the two lovers slowly changes.
Mumford & Sons make a mockery of the notion of authenticity: on Feel The Tide Turning, as elsewhere, they do a convincing impression of musicians from a different time and place, an impression enhanced by the crackle and static of their DIY recordings.
