Sentence examples for never authentic from inspiring English sources

"A reconstruction is never authentic," Mr. Schlusche said.

Although David's Orientalism is never authentic, it is still rich in naturalistic touches.

I once wrote on my Myspace profile that music is never authentic.

"Thomas Doyle's purchase of 'Portrait of a Girl' was never authentic or genuine," Preet Bharara, the United States attorney said in a statement, "and now he will pay for his sham with prison time".

Given this ambiguity, businesswomen shouldn't try to be "one of the boys" because this can never be authentic; whenever we move away from our authentic selves, we can never be truly successful.

The Nats will never be authentic, in the same way that D.C. bagels and pizza will never be authentic.

Can they never be authentic?

And yet he never feels authentic, rather underdeveloped and cliched.

"The authorial persona is a construct, never wholly authentic," Carmela Ciuraru writes in the recently published "Nom de Plume: A (Secret) History of Pseudonyms" (Harper; $24.99).

parody of an Oscar host, delivering lines that resembled Oscar-host gags that exaggerate the worst emcee stereotypes (mainly, regressive, Archie-Bunker-ish attitudes) and faking the outward tone of chipper salesmanship while never conveying authentic joie de shtick.

There would be a display of old equipment borrowed from the National Media Museum in Bradford, but there wouldn't be any attempt to recreate the appearance of the studios in 1936, because that could never be authentic.