Sentence examples for supposed authenticity from inspiring English sources

Presumably, to give their fables the added cachet of supposed authenticity.

It is not obvious why Arafat, who craves the support and supposed authenticity of the maximalists of Hamas and Islamic Jihad, appointed a mild man in corduroy and tweed to run the East Jerusalem portfolio.

Hip-hop has long been associated with unvarnished truth, both by insiders looking to traffic in supposed authenticity and shock value and by critics looking to keep it at arm's length from polite society.

Question marks over her supposed "authenticity" proved troubling for the gatekeepers of cool, as did her appearance in the Top 10 before they'd had a chance to melodramatically tire of her music.

To my taste, it is although to the defenders of supposed authenticity it's a travesty.

I don't really like short-hand stylistic indicators of supposed authenticity, in vocal styles.

This productive confusion is inherent in many of her works, as we stand in front of carpets whose spatial subdivision is based on a basketball game that has very little to do with the supposed cultural authenticity of the carpet.

Whatever happened to Americans' supposed hunger for authenticity and straight talk as an antidote to Bill Clinton?

It was the latest in a string of breaches that call into question the reliability of certificates that are supposed to verify the authenticity of Web sites.

First, the man whose big advantage over the too-slick Mr Romney was supposed to be the authenticity of his conservatism has somehow managed to let his rivals paint him as a cringing liberal.

But the latest televised debate, in Orlando, Florida, on September 22nd, saw him turn in the second of two dreadful performances in a row, and this has set back his campaign in two separate ways.First, the man whose big advantage over the too-slick Mr Romney was supposed to be the authenticity of his conservatism has somehow managed to let his rivals paint him as a cringing liberal.