Sentence examples for deeply genuine from inspiring English sources

Mike agrees: "For me, creating a silly, ridiculously over-the-top birthday cake is a pantomime, yet a deeply genuine gesture to show my kids how much I love them.

Ms. Parker, who is now starring in "Hedda Gabler" on Broadway, wrote in an e-mail message that there was "something oddly unsullied" about Mr. Parrish as an actor, and that "he is so positive and good hearted that you might think he were faking it if he wasn't so deeply genuine".

There's something deeply genuine in his plucky smile.

His zeal and outrage seem deeply felt, genuine.

But it was partly because of this upbringing that I came to care so deeply about genuine expression".

With the exception of the wonderful title characters in "Mason & Dixon," who emerged as deeply felt, genuine human beings, Mr. Pynchon's people have always verged on the cartoonish, but those in "Bleeding Edge" are especially poor specimens, neither resonant nor satiric in any memorable way.

But those earlier conflicts differ in one important aspect: they are based on genuine, deeply felt ethnic and religious cleavages.

The judge said he accepted that the seven had genuine deeply held beliefs that animal testing was wrong, and had the right to protest against it.

He described himself as "deeply regretful" for genuine mis-selling but said: "The vast majority (of PPI sales) are not related to that but to difference of understanding between industry and regulator".

Writing every day, writing at specific times, a room of your own, none of this is worth a whit if you don't have a genuine, deeply felt, need to write.

District judge Isobel Brownlie acknowledged that the McArthur family, which owns Ashers, do "hold genuine deeply-held religious beliefs".