Sentence examples for enough genuine from inspiring English sources

And that is a pity, for there is enough genuine uncertainty surrounding AIDS, without manufacturing more.

But the characters radiate enough genuine affection to make such moments forgivable.

Local reporters criticized Ms. Hughes for not meeting with enough genuine opposition figures.

The place was ablaze with flags and banners, the majority proclaiming the majesty of Hamilton, but there is enough genuine feeling outside that bubble for the enterprise itself.

Not strictly real, it is, like gangsta rap and "Survivor II," a stylized window on violence, with enough genuine hazard to keep it interesting.

(In an internal memo, a Knopf editor said of "The Bell Jar," by Sylvia Plath, "There certainly isn't enough genuine talent for us to take notice").

But several — like John Hooper's reportage on the Costa Concordia disaster, Jane Hirshfield on haiku and Jonathan Mahler on Joe Paterno — are so good they awaken you to the promise of what feels almost like a new genre: long enough for genuine complexity, short enough that you don't need journalistic starches and fillers.

But in discussing Bold Physical CTT, we saw that yielding the values of a function that is Turing-uncomputable, without further constraints, is not enough for genuine physical computation.

When the dust settles, I am convinced Britain's 1.6 million Muslims will start to demand a real leadership robust enough to handle genuine criticism without crying foul.

These witnesses seemed genuine enough.

The affection is genuine enough.