Sentence examples for If genuinely from inspiring English sources

If genuinely faulty goods are returned to Marks & Spencer with or without a receipt, for example, the store will give a full refund regardless of who takes them back.

If genuinely involving 'country-ownership' in criteria definition [ 55] such measures can allow for a better assessment of aid effectiveness and avoid problems of fungibility, where donor funding allows diversion of public revenues into other forms of spending of less developmental value.

The staff is genuinely friendly, if genuinely harried.

When you are introduced, he will ask after your health, as if genuinely concerned.

If too humanlike, they are of little use; if genuinely alien, they defy the fictional conventionalities of motive, conflict, and plot.

He attacks her (but does not kill her) as if genuinely angry that she let him be taken away from her to be put through terrifying laboratory experiences.

If you think about it, if he genuinely loved her he wouldn't have made love to her.

For example, if he genuinely wants to do transportation, if he genuinely wants to do criminal justice reform, he's going to find a receptive ear from the Congressional Black Caucus and Hispanic Congressional Caucus".

I wasn't sure if they were mocking me, or if they genuinely enjoyed the reference.

"Will get there if is genuinely keen," said Thorman.

It is clear what the Russians should do if they genuinely want a calm Caucasus.