The chancellor's friends say pointedly that "this was Alistair's budget" – the first one which was authentically nearly all his own work.
Some of the story is told through dialogue, which is as authentically elliptical and inarticulate as what you might overhear on the streets.
In addition, a key part to the enjoyment of coming here is the restaurant's décor, which is as authentically French as a pack of Gauloises.
Under a simply dazzling ceiling of golden mosaic tiles, rows of marble columns stand watch over the dining room, which is so authentically British, it almost feels like a set (which is precisely what it served as on the season 4 opener of Downton Abbey when Lady Edith sneaks into London for a romantic dinner with her oh-so-very married paramour).
Ms. Grunwald writes clean, attractive prose that is its own reward, at least during Henry's babyhood, which is the most authentically inviting part of this novel.
Venezuela has a very different notion of what democracy should look like – one which is actually more authentically democratic -- and that is why that country and its people are being put under a microscope, criticized and punished.
Some courageous people actually have the wherewithal to speak up, do something about it and live their life authentically, which is a lot more than many cisgender people do in the world.
It tasted exceptionally good, too, vividly and authentically Japanese, which is much preferable to chefs who appropriate exotic flavours and then do them in toned-down, for-the-honkies, Michelin-appeasing versions.
The certainty brought into view by such an inference is a sort of empirical certainty, one which conceals the apodictic character of the inevitability with which my own death is authentically revealed to me (Being and Time 52: 301).
Which is part of what makes them authentic, and authentically confused.
