Sentence examples for objectively authentic from inspiring English sources
Such perceptions followed W.I. Thomas's (Manis and Meltzer 1967) argument that when people perceive a situation as "real", regardless of whether it is objectively authentic, it has real consequences for them.
The perfect images and glossy spreads that are the hallmark of much of consumer goods marketing may look objectively better than a picture shot from an iPhone, but they lack a human touch that a single authentic image from a mom in Iowa can provide.
The Vatican found Maciel guilty of "very serious and objectively immoral acts... confirmed by incontrovertible testimonies" that represent "true crimes and manifest a life without scruples or authentic religious sentiment".
Authentic, authentic, authentic.
Remember: authentic, authentic, authentic.
Objectively, it's debatable.
Objectively, da Vinci is dirty.
"Every authentic pastoral action must be doctrine, lived truth," Cardinal Walter Brandmüller told La Repubblica, reiterating, among other things, the traditional position on homosexuality: that it is "objectively disordered" and that homosexuals can live in the Church only if they remain chaste.
