Sentence examples for render authentic from inspiring English sources

They exchange songs of luminous beauty for a lengthy, lazy hoedown that one "y'all" after another cannot render authentic.

Fraser-Smith was the inventor of, among other things, garlic-flavored chocolate intended to render authentic the breath of agents dropping into France and "a compass hidden in a button that unscrewed clockwise, based on the impeccable theory that the 'unswerving logic of the German mind' would never guess that something might unscrew the wrong way".

Still, Volponi adroitly renders authentic and inspired basketball action, and ultimately the game is what's on display here.

The attack is two-pronged: It renders authentic protest illegitimate, and it renders a tiny religious minority a seeking, devious force, whose vile otherness precludes tolerance.

This friend, using his influence, had just met Suhail Malik, who, so far as he could tell, was rendering an authentic confession.

This is a very strong claim which entails not only that (a) the context of discovery (or creation) is to some degree apparent in any philosophical theory, so that all theories are peculiar in the above sense, but also that (b) such context renders them authentic.

Without making her Marilyn simply an "incredible simulation," Williams rendered as authentic a performance as an actor can give of such an iconic chameleon.

Some see the current rendering as the authentic Mitt.

For Jan, whose evolution is rendered in ravishingly authentic detail by Mr. Sewell, religion is music.

"Q Road" was widely praised for its authentic rendering of rural Michigan: part dump, part wilderness and part farmland.

Shakespeare lovers looking for an authentic rendering of an English classic should hotfoot it to Southwark to catch a memorable night's work.