Sentence examples for both genuinely from inspiring English sources

A story both genuinely frightening and genuinely moving is a rare treat indeed.

First, both genuinely understand (as Dick Cheney, say, cannot) that the next president must strive to improve America's global image.

One more reason to immerse yourself in a rare tragicomedy that's both genuinely tragic and genuinely comedic.

They both genuinely believed in grand strategy: they wanted to build alliances, shift power slightly in key places, and plan for the distant future.

Yet Death Of The Family is both genuinely spine-tingling and cerebrally satisfying (as one would expect from the writer of the short-story collection Voodoo Heart).

But on the other hand, JDS and SDL are both genuinely innovative companies; and temporary monopoly power is justified if it is the reward for innovation.

She seems both genuine and genuinely like a person you want to be around.

"A few days ago I met with both Jerry Yang and [Yahoo chairman] Roy Bostock, and I believe both gentlemen genuinely wish that we will be able to work together to enhance value.

Both men genuinely tried to tackle the scourge.

"We both felt genuinely distressed," Paxson said of the reaction.

By all accounts, both men genuinely enjoyed their time together on the trail.