Sentence examples for sake of authenticity from inspiring English sources

Then, for the sake of authenticity, I went to a petting zoo to have a goat chew on them.

Mr. Sindell lived in Japan for many years and imports its charcoal and salt, for the sake of authenticity.

Wrestling with the scarf from her shalwar kameez, which keeps dragging on the ground, Shopsin is far too practical to suffer for the sake of authenticity.

They probably are the first, however, to actually bother to spend a summer in a rented house on the beach in San Diego for the sake of authenticity.

"I've done a lot of research on Mason City and on Iowa," she said, emphasizing that for the sake of authenticity, each ensemble member has been provided with a history and a connection to another ensemble member.

An impoverished prince is in every way artistically and imposturously acceptable, whereas a physician, a psychiatrist, a lawyer, an officer in the armed forces, or the State Department Naval Liaison Officer, like the other men Weyman pretended to be, had to seem, for the sake of authenticity, to be solvent, if not wealthy.

Yet the novel's strength is also its weakness, as Montero loses clarity for the sake of narrative authenticity.

Indeed, for the sake of research authenticity, the high-purity analytical reagents were used throughout the study, and chemical standards for each element when necessary were prepared separately.

A United Artists spokesman said that they were "very grateful" for the decision, saying that the site "[had] always been important to us symbolically, creatively and for the sake of historical authenticity" and that the company had been in continuous talks with the German government in order to clear up any misconceptions about the nature of the film.

Like the director's own film Page 3 it is mostly sensational and on several occasions compromises authenticity for the sake of exaggerated drama".

Polish newspaper Gazeta Wyborcza lauded athletes' desire to overcome obstacles for the sake of sporting success rather than material wealth, describing the event as "a miracle of authenticity".