Sentence examples for sort of authenticity from inspiring English sources
That depends on what sort of authenticity we seek.
That sort of authenticity is plentiful in La Rioja, a dynamic region that is one of Spain's most prosperous — or, these days, among the least financially troubled.
Well, if it does, why not unequivocally say so, and bear the intellectual consequences (presumably that fiction writers should face some sort of authenticity test before publishing) – and if it really doesn't, why bring it up?
Simon Chilvers, the head of menswear at matchesfashion.com, thinks that while Van Sant's work has informed a generation of men, "It's just not possible to recreate that sort of authenticity in fashion".
On July 8th Levi Strauss reported that net sales dropped by 2% in the second quarter, compared with a year earlier, partly because of a sharp fall in sales to American women.With its gold-rush pedigree and rock'n'roll resonance, Levi's exudes the sort of authenticity that most brands crave.
His thought is as relevant as ever, for he confronted deep human needs, such as the need to reconcile personal integrity with social belonging, the need to reconnect with the natural world, the need to escape the hyped-up tinny crap that passes for culture and seek out some sort of authenticity, and above all perhaps, the glorious yet embarrassing need that drives us all, the need to be ourselves.
The drawing is OK, it has a sort of clunky authenticity.
He envisioned the performer as an extension of the piece itself, he explained, so the goal was "not virtuosity but a sort of honesty, authenticity, the exhibition of his or her own limitations".
This sort of psychological authenticity is what distinguishes Mr. Carvel's acting, said Rob Ashford, who directed the 2007 London production of "Parade," in which Mr. Carvel played Leo Frank, the Jewish factory manager who is lynched after being falsely accused of murdering a 13-year-old girl.
As I wrote a few years later, the plan "had a sort of shimmering authenticity, like a desert mirage". But it didn't bear close inspection.
I tried to bite my tongue on this one, but Thomson continues to cultivate an image that belies some sort of cultural authenticity when nothing could be further from the truth.
