Sentence examples for lacking in authenticity from inspiring English sources
The impression was of someone lacking in authenticity.
There is a tendency to see Tessa Jowell as an air-kissing Labour luvvie lacking in authenticity.
Henry Harteveldt, travel analyst for Hudson Crossing, called the TV spot "trite and lacking in authenticity and credibility".
What the collection lacks in authenticity, it more than makes up in logic and ambience.
But what Tap East lacks in authenticity, it makes up for in good beer.
Woburn Safari Park (01525 290407; woburnsafari.co.uk), in Bedfordshire, may not have the magic of the African savannah, but what it lacks in authenticity it makes up for in variety, with the opportunity to photograph almost 100 animals in free-roaming enclaves, including rhinos, bears and lions.
Mr. Dennehy may not be the most idiomatic Cockney the role of Doolittle père will ever see, but he made up in enthusiasm what he lacked in authenticity, and proved a spry if artless dancer leading the troops in "Get Me to the Church on Time".
There is a lot of brittle dialogue that doesn't convincingly capture the febrile and shallow world of Ward; this portrayal of his coterie is somehow lacking in human authenticity.
"I find a sense of continuity and authenticity lacking in this park design".
The coastal towns have an authenticity lacking in the tourist-focused villages.
This gives the movie a superficial authenticity lacking in Brecht's half-dozen plays set in America.
