Sentence examples for a genuine thing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a genuine thing" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is authentic or real, often in contrast to something that is fake or insincere. Example: "Her smile was a genuine thing, reflecting her true happiness."
And that's a genuine thing.
"I would understand if there's a genuine thing — that's cool," he added.
The final deal must, at some point, be a genuine thing, something measured and understood a live cat or a dead one.
Last week, we offered you a spiced mix of lager and stout as an alternative festive drink, which is very good and it turns out – thanks for the Scandinavian emails – a genuine thing.
Humanists Against Feminism is a genuine thing that exists.
Though it is indeed flawed, this is the genuine thing, a Van Gogh painted in 1888, the year of his greatest achievements – a little later in that same year he would be living for three great and tumultuous months with Paul Gauguin and painting his sunflowers.
According to journalists on Novaya Gazeta, Lebedev is the genuine thing - a tycoon-intellectual with a social conscience.
Its advertising states: "Not the latest thing, the genuine thing". In 1789, a new whiskey formula using corn, rye and barley malt is reputed to have been first distilled in what is now Kentucky by the Reverend Elijah Craig.
Or, Banville writes, as they keep "puzzling over the problem: if this is a fake, what then would be the genuine thing?" Which is which?
A museum spokeswoman, Gesine Steiner, said the model was "the genuine thing", even though Knut had not been stuffed.
"If a week is a long time in politics, come on, 2016 is too far away, and the genuine thing is it depends on my kids.
