Sentence examples for seemingly authentic from inspiring English sources

The voice in which Dean's Hogarth tells his own story is rich and persuasive, seemingly authentic.

The food isn't just appealingly local; it's a seemingly "authentic" expression of a place.

The paper, run mainly by white liberals, yearned to promote a young black reporter and her seemingly authentic dispatch from across the Anacostia River.

Some might have been pressured into returning, but many are seemingly authentic refugees who could not get by in South Korea.

The seemingly authentic love with which the opera begins is really based on a set of manners governing courtship and affection.

A resolution has seemed close several times during the last four weeks, but each time, seemingly authentic progress evaporated, stirring more bad blood and mistrust between members of the two parties.

What they need, therefore, are authentic, seemingly independent people to carry their message for them.

Cassavetes too often serves as shorthand for anything that looks and sounds somewhat rough around the edges, authentic and seemingly unscripted (though what a burden that name can be, especially for young filmmakers).

Did they favor a spontaneous, seemingly naïve style as an "authentic" counter to more overtly urbane esthetics and lifestyles of their day?

What unfolded was an evening of seemingly never-ending courses of authentic Gujarati Jain cuisine, peppered with anecdotes and laced with heavy helpings of history, all set to the lilting strains of a Taal soundtrack.

Recent research by Ginsburg et al. (2010) suggests that also in the medical domain assessment tools and theoretical models of professional competence may not adequately reflect supervisors' theories of work performance, resulting in 'blurring' of competency domains and seemingly invalid or inaccurate ("less authentic") performance ratings.