Sentence examples for ever more genuine from inspiring English sources

A good capitalist will steward and seek to enhance ALL forms of capital, thereby gaining the ability to create ever more genuine wealth, measured as the well-being of us all.

In any case, excess is a more genuine New York trait than restraint ever was.

As we move into an ever more virtual, digital world, there can be no genuine freedom without net neutrality.

The need for genuine real-time results is integral to ever more analytics use cases.

But director Pat O'Connor has got a more genuine feel for the subject than Steven Spielberg ever showed in his own glossy production.

Between them, these items generate more genuine bonhomie and conviviality than the BBC Breakfast News team ever do.

Over the course of five days readers have been treated to ever more sleaze dressed up as if it is a story of genuine significance.

It will be only the third visit of a pope to the Holy Land and comes at a time when hope of a genuine peace between Israel and the Palestinians is ever more illusory.

I find more genuine acceptance with a personal hometown touch here than I ever would in Manhattan.

The temptation for political movements to "astroturf" - paying people to support a cause as if they were a genuine devotee - is expected to rise as social media becomes ever more powerful.

He provides a tingle here and there and a luscious sense of deep South iniquity, but his book's psychedelic straining for ever more stylized killings perversely robs it of that sense of plausibility and unexpectedness necessary for genuine suspense.