Sentence examples for lost authenticity from inspiring English sources

He is nonetheless haunted by a sense of lost authenticity, by the life not lived.

The group's songs and dances have the hallmark of North Korean propaganda: over-choreographed to the point of lost authenticity.

Liberals of a certain kind, though, are too often heard lamenting a lost authenticity — the vanishing of a drug-addled, peepshow Manhattan that they were, in so many instances, too young or cosseted to inhabit.

Some spray writers dismiss the European brands as "fancy paint," and in pursuit of lost authenticity, stick to Krylon, which is based in Ohio, and Rust-Oleum, which is located outside Chicago.

When I go looking for new bird species, I'm searching for a mostly lost authenticity, for the remnants of a world now largely overrun by human beings but still beautifully indifferent to us; to glimpse a rare bird somehow persisting in its life of breeding and feeding is an enduringly transcendent delight.

And then the world must recognise the results of Palestinian democracy – particularly now, when the countries of the Arab spring are experiencing democratic transition, and a return to a lost authenticity that will not tear the region apart, but bring it together.

"The performance loses authenticity through a screen.

What excites me so much, for example, is how one can manage to make a funk song end in a Peruvian festejo, and you don't lose authenticity.

I do not want to teach older children as it would go against my pedagogical philosophy, or adults, as you lose authenticity so rapidly once out of the classroom.

They haven't lost their authenticity.

But almost all reminders of the Cold War have already lost their authenticity, Ide argued.