Sentence examples for whose authenticity from inspiring English sources

So, why spend money on something that is temporary and whose "authenticity" causes you anxiety?

In "Amos 'n' Andy," Williams wasn't the only one whose authenticity was questioned.

But the documents posted on the Internet, whose authenticity could not be immediately confirmed, created a sensation.

Jaina canon, the sacred texts of Jainism, a religion of India, whose authenticity is disputed between sects.

The statements, whose authenticity is disputed by Mrs Devi, are dated April 2000 – two years before she claims the medal was stolen in a burglary.

The eccentric friends, whose authenticity is in their extreme Baptist intensity; the serpent handlers; the poison drinkers; the turquoise Jesus; the glittery Marys.

Except, of course, that he is not really an angry proletarian, but just a shaggy, soulful hunk whose manly authenticity is a rebuke to Amber's spoiled, brittle phoniness.

Volunteers across the country have been given a number to ring that connects them straight to potential supporters in early primary states such as New Hampshire and Iowa to extol the virtues of a candidate whose folksy authenticity is meant to be his biggest attribute.

Elements whose historical authenticity is disputed include the Nativity, the Resurrection, the Ascension, some of Jesus' miracles, and the Sanhedrin trial, among others.

In closing, he urged voters to pick a candidate with "authenticity," whose values and honesty they could trust in office.

The child of nature was a creature invented by the Romantics, whose cult of authenticity informed the literature of the next two hundred years.