Sentence examples for somewhat more authentic from inspiring English sources
If Trump, calling upon the talents of a team that seems to have prepared Melania Trump's national début by borrowing from Michelle Obama's 2008 Convention speech, really does hark back to Nixon, someone might remind him that Nixon's speech came from other, somewhat more authentic streams.
His willingness to revisit old judgments on "2001: A Space Odyssey," Kent Jones wrote in Film Comment in 2005, resulted in a "one of the most charming passages" in film criticism: "I must report that I recently paid another visit to Stanley Kubrick's '2001' while under the influence of a smoked substance that I was assured by my contact was somewhat stronger and more authentic than oregano.
Alternatively, you can take a trip down the country to escape from the tourist-ridden streets of Dublin and experience a somewhat quieter, but more authentic version of the holiday.
The developers have been working hard to provide a more 'next-gen' feel to the franchise after Ghosts somewhat flopped, and none other than Kevin Spacey has been added to the cast to provide a more authentic feel to the campaign.
They want something more authentic.
"This is more authentic capitalism".
"Our customers want a more authentic experience.
One might have called it more "authentic".
Some things were more authentic.
Some call it more authentic.
