Sentence examples for not exactly authentic from inspiring English sources
Here's what you get: a kaiser roll (not an Italian-sub roll, as in the authentic Philly version) with a slice of white American cheese on each side; about half an inch of thinly sliced, flavorful rib eye; another half inch of marinated then caramelized onions that still have some crunch; and a generous squirt of a spiky red-pepper sauce (again, not exactly authentic).
If the pan-Asian food isn't exactly authentic, it tastes truer to its roots than just about anything else outside the city.
When an ambitious young senator who would soon be president first saw "The Best Man" 40 years ago, he was quick to point out to its author that the play's vision of politicians wasn't exactly authentic.
Offerings with cream cheese, pineapple, and barbecued meats all purport to be sushi, but aren't exactly authentic.
But, while Britons are enjoying Chinese dishes our manner of consuming them may not be exactly authentic.
On one hand, we have Madonna -- baptized, confirmed and raised Catholic but better known for songs, videos and extravagant stage antics that are not exactly in sync with authentic Catholic teaching.
While Millwall's New Den in early March is a perfect choice for those wanting to get a taste of an authentic Samba experience in June, it has to be said that it is not exactly a normal international setting.
The climbing team gambled by being the last of the season's climbers to make the ascent — though in many ways it had to wait, since you can't exactly recreate an authentic climb of 80 years ago with a different climbing group ahead of you speaking on a mobile phone and another behind you videoconferencing with sponsors.
