Sentence examples for local authenticity from inspiring English sources
Throughout the construction, Mrs. Ewing's goal was local authenticity.
They're hybrids that have nothing to do with local authenticity and everything to do with mood.
It was that local authenticity and integrity which explains why a handful of concerned citizens succeeded over Hillsborough where the great organs of the British state so lamentably failed.
Everywhere Mr. Williams went, he was challenged on topics of local authenticity; at one point, he was even quizzed on the location of a few of the city's 100-plus neighborhoods.
In a quest to pay homage to the traditions of Tuscany, it commissioned Florentine artisans and craftsmen to give the place some local authenticity — you can really feel the hand, from the individually planed wide chestnut floorboards to the leather panels in the elevator, each burned with a beautiful paisley print.
And when Kathy addresses the local Authenticity Committee with complaints that the community has been unrealistically welcoming of them as a mixed-race couple ("Your teenage boys could bang trash cans outside our house," she offers by way of increasing the realism of their experience), Mr. Harrison virtually pushes the character into loony-bin territory.
A cultural notion of philanthropic giving, dana, gives local cultural authenticity to this textual(real)ity while the national politico-economic identity of poverty textualizes CSEA as a national development strategy.
As companies expand their reach beyond the big cities of Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou, local talent and authenticity will be more important, says Damian Coren, chief operating officer at Leo Burnett in Shanghai.
Aiming to create the ultimate experience for their clients, Oasis created the "Home Meets Hotel" concept which blends the conveniences of a classic hotel with the local and cultural authenticity of a private rental.
As millions of tourists flood the Spanish city known for charm and authenticity, locals say they are drowning.
A joyous Booksellers Association BAA) spoke of a "renaissance" in the sector, with others citing consumers' "thirst for authenticity" and local shopping.
