George Bush, for example, was genuinely surprised that so many Iraqis assumed he was planning to occupy their country for ever.
The "can't-tell" class was used for two distinct situations: where the annotator could not tell because the data was defective (almost always due to a fault in the sentence segmenter of our search script), and where the annotator could not tell because the example was genuinely ambiguous or otherwise unclear.
Open access should for example be genuinely open and accessible to those working in low-income settings.
The problem is not that the culture of cooperation and working together has changed, but that with fewer liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats, for example, there is genuinely less room for agreement between the parties than was the case a generation or two ago.
We never believe, for example, that Weiner is genuinely drawn to the spirit world of shamanism or the spooky ceremonies of modern-day witchcraft.
The title track, for example, is a genuinely touching canter through the history of UK garage, with four MCs remembering when "UKG came alive, then came Wiley, then came Dizzee …".
For example, if a sequence is genuinely random, we should expect that in the long run it would tend to have features we associate with the outputs of (independent, identically distributed trials of) a chancy process.
12.12am BST MPs vote against intervention in Syria - What it means Already some commentators are saying that this is a rare example of a Commons vote that is genuinely historic, one with serious repercussions that will reverberate for years.
After the cold war ended, for example, we were genuinely surprised by how weak the Soviet Union had become.
