Sentences with phrase «feels authentic too»

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I always feel foolish when I unwittingly invite such a person for an evening of much - too - rich fettuccini Alfredo and way - overcooked - nothing - like - authentic linguini.

I've dramatically reduced the amount of olive oil that is typically used in the dish itself, because I find the dish to be just too rich, but feel free to add more if you want the authentic Spanish experience.

And I feel you can only, finally, deny it by defining allegiance too tightly so as to dispossess large parts of the native, authentic England too.

Gilbert reportedly gained 30 pounds during her journey of self discovery and Roberts felt like she needed to gain weight too to be authentic.

Sometimes I wonder what value there is in sharing such personal and challenging things about myself online, but then I remember a time I read a blog post or article by another woman that made me feel supported, understood and validated, and I strive to be authentic and vulnerable because I want to do that for others, too.

Designer bags would seriously make my wallet cry too, so knowing there's an alternative that is 100 % authentic makes me feel better when it comes time to treating myself with a splurge.

We yearned to be authentic with the men we dated, but found that by sharing our feelings toward a man too early, he went poof.

Peirce gives smalltown attitudes an authentic feel as the soldiers resettle, whether its Brandon calling his father (Ciarán Hinds) «sir» or Steve and Michelle's marriage too - publicly healing wrong.

It's fantastically unrealistic stuff from the first minute to the last (and there are far too many minutes between them), but Idris Elba and Kate Winslet generate enough heat to keep the frostbite at bay, and Mandy Walker's stunning location cinematography ensures that the film looks considerably more authentic than it feels.

Demange and screenwriter Gregory Burke walk the line between realism and metaphor so well that the story feels utterly authentic to its claustrophobic setting, and yet broader, more sweeping, more universal too.

Even if they didn't quite sound like the original acts, having live, grungy performances would have gone a long way to the authentic CBGB feel than a cavalcade of all - too - polished make - believe, though I will concede that it may have compromised the nightclub's rule on only playing original material on the stage to have what is essentially nothing but covers.

According to Jessica Kiang's review, his journey takes on «an almost mythic resonance,» the film walking «the line between realism and metaphor so well that the story feels utterly authentic to its claustrophobic setting, and yet broader, more sweeping, more universal too.»

The setting feels entirely authentic, and the narrative usually does too, though a few plot developments require a bigger leap on the audience's part when motivation feels a little lacking.

Those accomplishments are more meaningful when they are authentic, and feeling competent is itself a meaningful reward — better than a collection of stickers or small trinkets or much too scarcely distributed recognitions like «student of the month,» which can lead the majority of students to become resigned to failure despite effort.

The only thing about the authentic feel of the hotel is that a lone traveller with a wild imagination might find Kam Leng just a tad too atmospheric and eerie.

While III set the bar for a new standard and San Andreas pushed the limits, Vice City had the perfect balance of both games: a talking protagonist we could connect with, a world that wasn't too overwhelming to the player and an»80s feel so authentic that you could see the cheese flow right out of the screen.

Uga Uga: The prehistoric language makes the game feel authentic but coincidentally and paradoxically breaks immersion too.

The cars in Forza Horizon 3 look and sound authentic, and up to a point they feel authentic to drive too, but they will all drift elegantly, they will all plough across fields and ford rivers without bogging down, and they will all survive jumping off cliffs with aplomb.

That said, I think another tension is that if you just try to be authentic and be yourself, I think too frequently lawyers then just don't do marketing or don't do good marketing because it doesn't feel natural to them.

My guess is that you'd have a more authentic feeling business (and probably more fun too!).

It feels too Undercover Boss and you won't get authentic feedback.

It's not too dark, but just deep enough to give the piece an authentic feel.