Sentence examples for feeling genuinely from inspiring English sources

You leave feeling genuinely touched, rather than debated with.

While I have certainly felt frustrated after a long night on call, I would not describe myself as feeling genuinely angry toward these patients.

Compared with, say, the "The Homecoming" and its vicious family dynamic, "Monologue" leaves you feeling genuinely sorry for the human race as opposed to deliciously appalled by it.

Yet after a soak in the Jacuzzi and a nap on the sun terrace looking out over the valley, I am feeling genuinely refreshed, and not just because of the lack of contact with the outside world.

Despite the sub-optimal viewing conditions, I remember feeling genuinely thrilled by what I'd seen.

Curls up on the couch, wearing grey old sweatpants, feeling genuinely sorry for herself (or himself), mourning the loss of her (or his) creative superpowers.

Simonini, cynic though he is, is not devoid of all genuine feeling: he genuinely hates Jews.

I'm also feeling guilty for swiping right on people who look genuinely nice.

Am I robbing her of the feeling of genuinely waiting for something you really want and the excitement when you actually get it?

That intense feeling is genuinely touching and humbling.

Children can be creepy little things, and a movie that knows how to play into that feeling can genuinely scare.