Sentence examples for lost its authenticity from inspiring English sources

While not trying to be biased or slanted it also lost its authenticity.

Once something loses its authenticity, it loses its identity as well".

The announcement of the Amazon deal sparked a backlash among Twitch's loyal fan base, some of whom worried that it would lose its authenticity.

Martin Luther King, Jr., in his "Letter from a Birmingham Jail," declared that inaction among his fellow Christians is contrary to the model of the first Christians: "If today's church does not recapture the sacrificial spirit of the early church, it will lose its authenticity, forfeit the loyalty of millions, and be dismissed as an irrelevant social club with no meaning for the twentieth century".

The word 'authentic' is used so much these days that it's starting to lose its authenticity.

Private expression, once on the marketplace, began to lose its authenticity.

"To prevent it from becoming a generic name, on yogurt or toothpaste, and lose its authenticity.

"A boycott of 2percentt of the nation's population will cause the census to lose its authenticity".

He also emphasized the idea of "authenticity," a word that he acknowledged is overused: "The term 'authenticity' is losing its authenticity".

It would be easy to write that the event is now in danger of losing its authenticity, but for a Taiwanese community, when the times are good, the festivals should be even better.

Without creative freedom, content loses its authenticity.