Sentence examples for not actually authentic from inspiring English sources

DT48 had little sympathy for an industry that says it needs specialist chefs but admits that most of the food it serves is "not actually authentic, but designed to suit the indigenous British": "Why can they not train the indigenous British to cook it?" Londoneratlarge also lacked any sympathy: "Curry 'chefs', my ass.

("Although," cautions Martin Rees, the astronomer royal, "as someone whose wife is a world expert on Mongolia and has spent a considerable amount of time in yurts, I'd have to say it isn't actually very authentic").

Maybe these nine Democrats simply recognized that the resolution itself was not actually inspired by an authentic, sincere concern that Christianity was in trouble!

If his next campaign invention is actually authentic, the slogan will be "Jeb!: Not W!

And how much is actually authentic is another good question.

Truffle oil, because it's not actually made from truffles - it's an artificial flavouring and they actually put little bits in the bottom to make it seem like it's authentic.

It's not, actually.

One who can be actually authentic, actually explain things to people, be a real person.

Not actually too much.

May not actually work.

You cannot expect your children to value people as authentic community members if they aren't actually part of your community.