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Even if the interpretation is a bit inauthentic, the most important things, for me, are sound and feeling.

In any case, you have to kill off the inauthentic, or at least not let it take over the executive committee of the self.

He, like me, came from a place that seemed distressingly inauthentic.

If doing so is inauthentic, then biographies have plenty of company.

It has had a few defenders since, but is generally viewed as inauthentic.

It leaves them open to accusations that they are wooden and inauthentic.

The American production was as inauthentic as the other had been correct.

This leads them to regard certain reported events as inauthentic or irrelevant.

Coleman found the book to be "small and inauthentic, without ideas wisdom or vision".

Evidence suggests that there is nothing inauthentic about the inclusion of beans.

Unfortunately, it is not real maple syrup, probably the only inauthentic thing there.

I tried not to put on any inauthentic displays of grief."

The danger is that he ends up looking inauthentic.

It was perfect Hollywood: in a bid for authenticity, they created the inauthentic.

But at all times, displays of inauthentic objects or behavior are considered "farby."

They now look, to borrow his own expression, inauthentic.

Nothing could be less real or more inauthentic.

Otherwise our faith would be inauthentic for stopping short.

"Gore crossed the line of being inauthentic and didn't pass the smell test.

In preservation it has carried the name Hercules though this is inauthentic.

It can also refer to the inauthentic materials used by those reenactors.

It's an odd reaction, but having a name no one else had made me feel vague, inauthentic, ultimately very alone.

Maybe people thought I was being inauthentic - that some experiences should be enjoyed for what they are, not captured through a lens.

Rita, in other words, is a new breed: authentically inauthentic.