Use of inauthentic in Sentences. 17 Examples
The examples include inauthentic at the start of sentence, inauthentic at the end of sentence and inauthentic in the middle of sentence
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inauthentic at the end of sentence
- And, knowing who you are inside -- independent of the pressures to adapt to a "self" that may bring external reward but also feels alien and inauthentic.
- Our author makes sure that you'll truly experience the spirit of aloha, and she'll help you steer clear of anything that's overpriced, touristy, or inauthentic .
- Deep acting may help improve mood in the short-term, but Scott says it has been suggested that if people do this over a long period they start to feel inauthentic.
- As with many aspects of happiness, people often assume that friendship should flow easily and naturally, and that trying to "work" on it is forced and inauthentic.
inauthentic in the middle of sentence
- Don't allow peer pressure to force you into an inauthentic role.
- But is it "real music," or something inauthentic and artificial?
- Research suggests that an inauthentic smile to hide unhappiness can further worsen your mood.
- Not only was I stuck in my inauthentic hatred, but the feelings underneath were hurting me too!
- It is an inauthentic way of living, as we deny responsibility for our own lives, our own choices.
- Women's political life is characterised as marginal, shallow and inauthentic in comparison with that of men.
- Christians and humanists are not alone in agreeing that doubt can be an antidote to inauthentic faith or to error and falsehood.
- It's twofold: its inauthentic relationship with the things it looks at and also its inauthentic relationship with its own underpinnings.
- For Nietzsche, the underpinnings of consciousness which make the operations of consciousness inauthentic are the nature of language itself.
- But you can find inauthentic Chinese cuisine everywhere in China. There is bad Sichuan food in Beijing, and bastardized Yunnan food in Sichuan.
- Ken Wilber once suggested that my inauthentic hatred will never go away, for these authentic feelings were underneath them, forever creating more.
- suggest this ties in with findings men are more likely to interpret ambiguous or inauthentic signals (short-onset smiles) as flirtatious behaviour.
- The embroidery and decoration, all that now seems inauthentic, something that, in fact Yeats's audience had failed to value properly he's complaining here in this poem.