Sentence examples for and genuinely when from inspiring English sources

It's the same for Olympic swimming and speed skating: The public cares very deeply and genuinely when national pride and gold medals are at stake but otherwise isn't captivated.

And I believe he spoke genuinely when he said it would be a fundamental priority as President.

He seemed unperturbed, even serene, and genuinely bewildered when asked if he thought the arrest would harm his other business or his reputation.

It isn't just that she seems kindly, and genuinely vexed when danger looms; it's also that, alone in a landscape of posturing, she makes no effort to be cool.

It's a model that has failed – but there are plenty of other models of regulation out there – models that have teeth and provide more than a thin veneer of accountability on the owners' part, models that actually hold newspapers to account and genuinely deliver when it comes to protecting the interests of the public and of journalism.

Being on time for appointments and genuinely apologizing when things go wrong will show your customers that you care about them.

Smile genuinely when you greet someone.

Turnbull can be persuasive and warm and genuinely empathetic, as when he encountered Serge Oreshkin, a grieving father who lost his son on MH17 as he campaigned in Sydney.

Strive instead to act out of a much higher level of consciousness and genuinely honor others when they excel or otherwise find themselves in the spotlight.

Crandall was charming and genuinely apologetic, even when I explained to him that I had no intention of deleting the tweets.

He calls people Sir and Ma'am and seems genuinely pained when he cannot agree with them.