Sentence examples for Apparently genuine from inspiring English sources
Apparently genuine connection will have to wait for a more advanced technology.
Apparently genuine video footage of a farmers' market was broadcast on South Korean television earlier this year, showing hungry, abandoned youngsters scavenging barefoot around the stalls.Unstable, unreformable, or bothThere is discontent.
An apparently genuine hostility to academic inquiry crops up periodically.
Anger at what is described as foreign media misreporting and exaggeration is powerful and apparently genuine.
But Mr. Marty said Judge Kent had concluded that Mr. Haas's error was apparently genuine.
Given Putin's tremendous and apparently genuine popularity, despite Russia's economic woes, overthrowing him wouldn't add legitimacy to the new group.
"I'm glad," he said, apparently with genuine relief.
In the meantime, what I had interpreted as a facetious line of inquiry from Wayne in Turkey is apparently a genuine interest in GU's traffic figures.
Gary Brabin is Luton manager; such is the sense of urgency at Kenilworth Road that Richard Money, former player-turned-manager, left the club in March when they were third in the table, apparently by genuine mutual consent.
Gaiseric's successors were less formidable: Huneric (477 484) launched a general persecution of the Latin church, apparently from genuine religious fanaticism rather than for political reasons, but his successor adopted a milder policy.
After all, if anyone is a member of the globalising elite, it's the "Davos Man" (this is apparently a genuine phrase they use to describe each other): a jetsetting "master of the universe" who conceives of their identity in truly international terms.
