Sentence examples for measures of authenticity from inspiring English sources

Why are expressions of suffering and assertions of oppression the primary measures of authenticity?

Mr. Pham is not, however, beholden to Vietnamese or Louisianan measures of authenticity.

These cracked webs are the measure of authenticity, of time and its effects.

The San Francisco Giants sought some measure of authenticity in the curious case of J. T. Snow.

His grounding in Trinity Church would also bequeath to him a measure of authenticity with the black community.

Will aesthetic values loosen up, allowing the occasional wrinkle to take on a certain measure of authenticity?

Even in the 21st century, visitors to Shakespeare's Globe are entitled to expect a measure of authenticity.

But these are generally not worth much as a measure of authenticity, experts say, unless they have been signed by an artist or his or her authorized dealer.

To find a recipe with some measure of authenticity, I turned to Maricel Presilla's fascinating book "The New Taste of Chocolate: A Cultural and Natural History of Cacao With Recipes" (Ten Speed Press, 2001).

In New York, Mr. Suk was a frequent guest of the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center from the 1970s through the 1990s, often appearing in programs that drew heavily on Czech music, to which he brought a measure of authenticity.

The album commonly features the words "stank" and "smell" in their blues definition to mean "low-down, blunt, pungent: a measure of authenticity".