Sentence examples for which authenticity from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, it's clearly a work in which authenticity has given place to visibility.

Midwest Farmer's Daughter is a record for which "authenticity" is crucial – and it's all the better for it.

Yet this way of thinking becomes its own kind of trap, in which authenticity is inextricably (and confusingly) linked to disenfranchisement, and meals become polemics.

Existentialist The "body" is no longer a useful pretense for a modern society in which "authenticity" has been rendered a farce.

The sexual battle to find a mate that defined Houellebecq's previous novels is lost; solitude is inevitable and love impossible in a world in which authenticity is just a faded artifact of the past.

Additionally, Guignon (2004: 151) aims to identify the manner in which authenticity can be understood as being at the same time a personal and a "fundamentally and irreducibly" social virtue.

He hits at her Achilles' heel, which is authenticity".

We bring with us a lot of non-sensory values — one of which is authenticity.

His dialogue is littered with colloquialisms which add authenticity, but aren't laid on too thick.

Benjamin did believe that there still existed "original" works of art, which had "authenticity".

It sticks up two fingers to "rockism", that school of rock historiography which prizes authenticity, musicians who play their own songs, real instruments over software, artistes above one-hit wonders, sweaty men rather than pretty women.