Sentence examples for a genuine attribute from inspiring English sources

With this, the stage is set for Extension being a divine attribute or applicable to God, if in fact it is a genuine attribute (which is established only in Part Two).

The characters portrayed by Tony Franciosa and Deborah Adair showed genuine attributes as well as shortcomings.

Many senior government officials believed Saif was a genuine reformer, and attributed many of the country's advancements in the 2000s to his efforts.

Perhaps the N.Y.R.A. chairman's strongest attribute is a genuine love for the racetrack, which he frequents as many days a week as he can.

"No amount of huffing and puffing from Beijing will do away with the fact that holding a Nobel laureate in prison for the next decade is disastrous in terms of soft power, a necessary attribute for a genuine global power," said Nicholas Bequelin, a senior researcher at Human Rights Watch.

As part of Park's preparations – which some attribute to a genuine commitment to reunification and others dismiss as an attempt to boost political support at home – members of her committee's four working groups gather two or three times each month to discuss unification.

This might be attributed to a genuine difference between the two groups, because the non-native participants would benefit more from such a system.

It is worth remembering that these knockouts had generation times similar to the wild type; their low CIs can therefore can be attributed to a genuine reduction in virulence rather than a global loss of biological fitness.

The alternative here is to acknowledge that some attitudes take a genuine 'we'-form and are rightly attributed to individuals standing in certain social relations.

The new recruit cared about job stability, but unbeknownst to the recruit, the position could not offer this attribute and was not a genuine fit.

"Profiles in Courage" is described as a "genuine collaboration" between Kennedy and Sorensen, an odd description for a book officially attributed to the single author who took a Pulitzer Prize for it.