Sentence examples for at genuinely from inspiring English sources

"COME ON!" he screams at genuinely earsplitting decibels.

The coalition believes the current system, which pays £30 a week to less well-off students aged 16 to 19, could be better targetted at genuinely poor students.

If you look, again, at genuinely successful companies — Dell, Southwest Airlines, Wal-Mart, Intel — what you find is that they have struck a balance between the two extremes.

One obvious solution is to build more council houses, controlled by local authorities, where rents are democratically set (not in some boardroom 6,000 miles away) at genuinely affordable levels, so that average earners can live, unsubsidised by the state.

We're not talking about a Japanese-style eyewink at genuinely bad loans but an easing up on loans that are still being serviced by customers.

Yet we can become more adept at genuinely supporting others' best side so they are more likely to see and support ours.

For George Orwell, it was "a feeling of relief, almost of pleasure, at knowing yourself at last genuinely down and out.

Later that night, the show is variously overwhelming, potent and, at times, genuinely moving.

Labour has said that it would look at any genuinely credible alternatives to the current plan.

They are at times genuinely eerie, and versatile enough to illustrate a range of worries about what nanotechnology might do.

When Mel laughed at me — genuinely, not false break-up — I felt a surge and got better.