Sentence examples for it lacked authenticity from inspiring English sources

It always made me squirm a little, in large part because I felt it lacked authenticity, some kind of breathing pulse of the reality of life's challenges.

Lennon ultimately disliked Abbey Road as a whole and felt that it lacked authenticity, calling McCartney's contributions "[music] for the grannies to dig" and not "real songs" and describing the medley as "junk ... just bits of songs thrown together".

But this approach is never sustainable because it lacks authenticity.

I have decided that what makes fundamentalism so vile is not that it perpetuates bigotry and hate, or the way it lacks authenticity by covering life with a veneer of false piety, or even how it erects (white) man-made boundaries to determine who's in and who's out.

So these were the two things I felt as I closed my father's suitcase and put it away: a sense of being marooned in the provinces, and a fear that I lacked authenticity.

Although its action sequences lacked authenticity, this period epic reflects the fact that cricket was, in essence, an open invitation to imperial sedition.

Some military veterans maintained its early episodes lacked authenticity.

The puddings in Sheesh lacked authenticity (cheesecake? Spotted dick?

But she said the story of Willa was crucial to the brand and any other name lacked "authenticity".

However some viewers complained that Turner's scar lacked authenticity and looked more like "mascara" or "hair dye" running down his face.

The performance, while emphatic and assured, lacked authenticity.