Sentence examples for values of authenticity from inspiring English sources

Thirlwell, Hotel Chocolat's chief executive, said: "Hotel Chocolat is built on our core values of authenticity, originality and ethical trading.

When ask if it refuses conservative clients, Lindsay admits that "If a potential client would violate our core values of Authenticity, Empowerment, Impact, and Respect, or erode the trust that our existing clients put in us, we would politely turn them away".

It diminishes the unquantifiable value of authenticity, and originality.

The visitor, an English cultural historian named James Miller William Shimelll), has written a book that questions the value of authenticity in art.

Scholars have debated the value of authenticity in classical music, citing the numerous instances of ghostwriting in popular music and forgeries in painting.

If this place is cool, it is cool at that point where cool bleeds into the valuing of authenticity and traditional craft skills.

The two cars, offered at different auctions, may start to settle questions about the dollar value of authenticity and provenance as well as reflect the market influence of the company that made them more than four decades ago.

It certainly asks real questions: about the value of authenticity, financially and aesthetically; about what it means to be a superstar in a subculture built on shunning the mainstream; about how sensibly that culture judges, and monetizes, talent.

Those who question the value of authenticity often target kinds other than work-instantiation.

Golomb takes a neutral position on the ethical value of authenticity, maintaining that "there is no reason to suppose that it is any better or any more valuable to be authentic than to act inauthentically" (Ibid.: 202).

After losing to Democrat Kent Hance in 1978, George W Bush learned the value of authenticity, after being caricatured on the trail as a privileged product of Yale University and Harvard Business School.