Sentence examples for a certain genuineness from inspiring English sources
He needs to speak with a certain genuineness of tone, which has been lacking.
Mann concedes Hepburn a certain genuineness of feeling toward Howard Hughes in the late 1930s, but keeps us mindful that relationships between public figures are rarely spontaneous combustions.
"I'm really tempted to write in Clinton," he said as he maneuvered a stroller containing his baby son, Buster, onto the subway, explaining that the candidates lacked a certain "genuineness".
I obviously was a skeptical reporter when I covered him and did my best, but reading his diaries made me see a lot more about a certain kind of authenticity of views, a certain genuineness of views.
One informant referred to CDT as 'artificial', indicating a certain genuineness of herbal medicine based on its occurrence in nature.
There is a certain genuineness about presence.
Voltaire was arguing against a certain illusory, happy resignation, which he believed one must overcome, for why else would we need to cultivate our gardens?Existentialism offers a genuineness that might easily be mistaken for ennui by the uninitiated, but in reality goes deeper than that.
A certain pattern emerged.
