Sentence examples for cannot genuinely from inspiring English sources
David Wright noted that a game on April 17 cannot genuinely resemble a playoff game.
"AT&T cannot genuinely dispute that the company's practices here were absolutely legal.
What the Bosnian outburst confirms is that one cannot genuinely overcome ethnic passions by imposing a liberal agenda: what brought the protesters together is a radical demand for justice.
Even soccer (a word this survey will use to distinguish European football from the American variety) cannot genuinely make this claim.True, some 172 countries, from Albania to Zaire, took part in the qualifying rounds for France 98, but many of these teams were not much good, reflecting the fact that soccer is less than an obsession in many countries.
And one might thus refute an objector who claims that without adequate evidence one cannot genuinely know.
The laws of an undemocratic state cannot genuinely reconcile the wills of individuals and pluralities of individuals, even if the state has the power to control their behavior.
Except that he is a director of a PR consultancy that offers media training, he is steeped in the nationwide editors' network, and cannot be genuinely said to be "demonstrably independent of the press".
So it appears that, in the Theaetetus, Plato cannot be genuinely puzzled about what knowledge can be.
Although we cannot be genuinely uncertain about the outcome of a familiar narrative, we can willfully entertain uncertainty.
But if you cannot be genuinely nice to a guy, he probably is not the right fit for you.
