With her music, Eilish is not trying to fluff her own ego or inauthentically make herself seem a certain way.
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Typically, Facebook suspends or bans accounts that it finds to be acting inauthentically, meaning not as a genuine human being, company, or other entity.
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Samidh Chakrabarti, Facebook's product manager for civic engagement, also explained that Facebook is now proactively looking for foreign-based Pages producing civic-related content inauthentically.
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In retrospect, the clips of the disgraced entrepreneur standing in front of a blackboard, speaking inauthentically about such topics as team building and cash flow, show a crack in her armor.
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The level may be different for a saint than an assassin, but the basic dynamic holds true: when people act inauthentically, they find a way to return to that comfort zone.
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That the old America — the one before black presidents and same-sex marriage and political correctness — was the real America, and the new more tolerant and more open America is inauthentically American.
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Some people "desperately want others to think they're happy and O.K., so they overcompensate with beaming too much of a smile, being too bubbly or seeming inauthentically happy so the happiness doesn't feel real," Dr. Orloff said.
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In production and lyrical content, the music was raw—mostly comprised of songs about doing dirty work around the way and calling out local rivals who inauthentically pushed a street narrative that didn't stack up with their real lives.
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In the philosophy of existentialism, bad faith (mauvaise foi) is the psychological phenomenon whereby men and women act inauthentically, by yielding to the external pressures of society to adopt false values and disown their innate freedom as sentient human beings.The Columbia Dictionary of Modern Literary and Cultural Criticism (1995) J. Childers and G. Hentzi Eds., p. 103 The related concepts of self-deception and ressentiment also derive from bad faith.
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On January 21, 2014, Trent Reznor announced that he and Atticus Ross would provide the score, marking their third collaboration with David Fincher, following The Social Network and The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo. Reznor revealed that the tonal inspiration for Gone Girl came from an unsettling experience of Fincher at the chiropractor's place and the music heard was "inauthentically trying to make him feel alright", and thus, had become a metaphor for the film score. The soundtrack's music mixes soothing sounds with staccato electronic noises.In 'Gone Girl' music, Reznor aims 'to instill doubt' USA Today. Retrieved.
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Early reviews from a private screening by Variety and The Hollywood Reporter were negative. Peter DeBruge of Variety stated that "[i]n adapting Ntozake Shange's Tony-nominated play—a cycle of poetic monologues about abuse, abortion and other issues facing modern black women, rather than a traditional narrative—the do-it-all auteur demonstrates an ambition beyond any of his previous work. And yet the result falls squarely in familiar territory, better acted and better lit, perhaps, but more inauthentically melodramatic than ever." Despite an overall negative view of the film's plot and direction, DeBruge gives praise to the acting of its principal cast.
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He was enough of a traditionalist to respect that all major events in the Forbidden City were determined by the court astrologers.Behr 1987 p 94. Johnston disparaged the superficially Westernized Chinese republican elite who dressed in top hats, frock coats, and business suits as inauthentically Chinese and praised to Puyi the Confucian scholars with their traditional robes as the ones who were authentically Chinese. As part of an effort to crack down on corruption by the eunuchs inspired by Johnston, Puyi ordered an inventory of the Forbidden City's treasures, which caused the Hall of Supreme Harmony to go up in flames in a case of arson on the night of 26 June 1923, as the eunuchs tried to cover up the extent of their theft.
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