Sentence examples for doubt genuine from inspiring English sources

Labor's public-spiritedness is a rarity among "interest groups," and its concern for the suffering Chinese was no doubt genuine.

No doubt genuine praise from Mourinho, who, in previous seasons, coached and cajoled Porto and Inter Milan to throttle supposedly superior opponents to defeat in this tournament.

And while Ditka's oft-stated admiration for "Walder" is no doubt genuine, his refusal to reward Payton's years of distinguished service with an easy touchdown in Super Bowl XX will always be a puzzler.

Protests, criticism and boycott threats are seen as part of a broader refusal to accept and accommodate China.There is no doubt genuine fury in China at these offences; yet the impression the response gives of a people united behind the government is an illusion.

Central bankers no doubt offer genuine insight.

He adds: "The entire management team has changed, and I have little doubt that genuine improvements have been made to [RBS] processes and culture.

But even if you suspect that the happy atmosphere here may have something to do with a large stock of illicit substances, you can't doubt the genuine goodwill that sloshes around the place.

Though they will never go far enough for the Sandernistas, who doubt her genuine commitment to tackling inequality and Wall Street greed, the platform is significantly more leftwing than many expected.

I somehow doubt a genuine Yammer stream would look anywhere as productive as their demo.

For some advocates of U.S. military intervention, there was no doubt some genuine humanitarian concern, which -- unlike many other cases around the world -- support for those being oppressed didn't conflict with overriding U.S. strategic or economic prerogatives.

Filtering out cases that did not include evidence of intentional use is therefore highly conservative: no doubt many genuine cases of gesture use were thereby removed.