Sentence examples for strictly authentic from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the results, if not strictly authentic, are still flavorful and appealing.

Mr. Burnett gets songwriters to think about mortality, spirituality, history, heritage and ends of eras, and he places their voices amid vintage sounds that are tweaked to be vivid rather than strictly authentic.

While the ideas on the following page are not all strictly authentic (in the sense of having been made by indigenous peoples for generations), they are all authentically inspired.

Local growers first avoided Jacques Larson, who cooks strictly authentic Italian food at Wild Olive, outside Charleston in Johns Island, but he proved an avid buyer of local pork, tomatoes and greens.

The film usually looked better as a result, even if the clothes weren't strictly authentic (Sean Connery's cardigans as Malone in The Untouchables were very eighties Armani leisure-wear).

Happily, Jamie attacks language in the same spirit of exuberant excess; and if locutions like "crapulous claw-baw," "the art of gossipation" and one fine reference to a "grubbling rumbud... and his slip-slop wife" aren't strictly authentic, they ought to be.

The reviewer also considered Formby "our first authentic and strictly indigenous film comedian".

For example, autonomous organisms may make authentic choices (not strictly dictated by heredity).

Because use of authentic nerve agents is strictly regulated, nerve agent model compounds that have chemical and functional properties similar to those of authentic nerve agents were used.

Strictly orthodox Jews consider themselves to be the most religiously authentic form of Judaism.

But Ciudad is an upscale Mexican spot that is not only authentic-feeling but also delightful, with food that is not strictly traditional.