Sentence examples for physical authenticity from inspiring English sources

Not that authenticity matters – at least not factual, physical authenticity.

Not physical authenticity — that was wrong, that was right, a fantastically tedious debate to get into — but emotional authenticity".

People paying to see a DJ care a lot less about the physical authenticity of the performance.

As Kenneth Turan said in his review, "More than physical authenticity, 'A War' captures the psychological veracity of men in combat, the agony that results from having to decide what's allowable to save a life in a combat zone, and how individuals and society react when understandable impulses lead to unacceptable results".

More than physical authenticity, "A War" captures the psychological veracity of men in combat, the agony that results from having to decide what's allowable to save a life in a combat zone, and how individuals and society react when understandable impulses lead to unacceptable results.

The cheetah pronghorn problem has good physical authenticity, requiring the students to know the equations for constant velocity motion and constantly accelerated motion, and to be able to set up a multistep mathematical problem from a physically described context.

These figures live on in our imagination (they stay, sometimes almost annoyingly, with their obvious discomfort) through the awkwardness of their physical condition and the authenticity of their weariness.

Ever stern in the paintings, Hortsense appears warmer in several preparatory sketches, suggesting that her husband had much grander goals for his art than physical verisimilitude or spiritual authenticity.

As the fictional Le is struggling with the problems of becoming a minority cultural worker (to commodify or not to commodify, that is the question), his father arrives from Australia, a physical embodiment of Vietnamese authenticity, speaking in pithy proverbs, "smaller, gaunter" than his son remembers from their last meeting three years previously.

In a number of cases, we have gone through extensive negotiations, seeking both physical validity and biological authenticity.

That desire for authenticity began taking physical form in the parking lot of an abandoned theme park in New Orleans.