Sentence examples for Genuinely questions from inspiring English sources

Free speech is most precious when it genuinely questions power, when dissent challenges and undermines an unacceptable status quo.

"The truth is that too much of the establishment broadcast media in particular has effectively become wedded to this form of global social democracy that we've lived through for the last 20 years, and I think there are genuinely questions about impartiality with a series of major broadcasters right across the west," he said.

Three people ahead, I saw a girl – the sort of girl so incredibly attractive that it makes you genuinely question how and when we evolved far enough for someone to look like that.

I have felt like a fraud, not once, but with such regularity that I genuinely question whether anyone has noticed I don't belong here.

These are genuinely unanswered questions.

The credit crunch has raised three genuinely awkward questions.

But Uber's offer to drivers in Seoul does raise some genuinely interesting questions.

"There are a whole set of unresolved and genuinely frightening questions about the future of media, all of which seem to have the BBC either centre-frame or on the edge of frame..

With surprising force Mr Singer argues that he is simply drawing out consequences of accepted obligations.Mr Singer's influence extends to the world beyond the ivory tower partly because he writes with such lucidity and quiet passion about genuinely pressing questions: the environment, the rich-poor divide, cruelty to animals, human suffering.

They do this by answering genuinely difficult questions.

This approach was a deeply impoverished one, and handicapped from the start in its ability to pose genuinely important questions about the nature of history and historical knowledge.