Sentence examples for taste of authenticity from inspiring English sources

Given that last thought, maybe these neighborhoods do serve a noble purpose in offering a taste of authenticity in an Olive Garden world.

As the economic fortunes of Lindner and Warhol suggest, the art business — the selling of taste, of authenticity, of goods that can be deemed by turns rare, innovative or irrelevant — is a squishy industry, even in the best of times.

However, her curation of jewels, both ones that she has created and those she has picked up, is a virtual exhibit of her taste for authenticity and cultural mythology.

But those are matters of taste, not authenticity.

Wang believes one factor of the restaurant's success was how she served as its "pickiest customer" in terms of taste and authenticity.

The swanky Las Vegas-style cabaret shows at the vast Friedrichstadtpalast offer a taste of the Twenties, but true authenticity can be found at smaller club nights.

Whatever its alleged southern-Italian roots, it's a dish which we can safely embrace as an Anglo-American classic, which means I can merrily throw all notions of "authenticity" to the wind, and simply go with whatever tastes best.

To find a recipe with some measure of authenticity, I turned to Maricel Presilla's fascinating book "The New Taste of Chocolate: A Cultural and Natural History of Cacao With Recipes" (Ten Speed Press, 2001).

The notion of authenticity.

It also lacks the stamp of authenticity.

That sense of authenticity inspired the cast.