Sentence examples for found genuinely from inspiring English sources

This was when I asked the one question Svetlana found genuinely satisfying.

During this period he designed a majority of his silver-plated tea services and the only objects that I found genuinely covetable: simple candleholders in metal painted red to resemble lacquerware and, most of all, a small insulated copper jug.

"Mysterious Ways" felt halfhearted, more an idea than an urgency, and "One," which I found genuinely beautiful and moving, made me so sad that I didn't want to listen to it.

(In fairness, they have in a couple cases found genuinely new material, like a panel about Saul Alinsky that Obama participated in, and a brochure put out by his former literary agent that mistakenly places his birth in Kenya, but those are interesting curiosities and not much more).

Most strikingly, the museum's old "trench experience", with its life-sized human figures huddled in the dark, in ragged uniforms amid rats, smells and shell flashes (which my children found genuinely scary) has gone.

Matt Haigh, writing for Den of Geek, felt that the identity of the killer was one of the few endings amongst first season episodes that he had found genuinely surprising, though he attributed this to the episode's focus on Mulder's personal history.

With this program we can be more selective and potentially find genuinely gifted people".

One way to find genuinely "military-centric" or "military-inclusive" schools — as Mr. Sifford prefers to call them — is to search for Yellow Ribbon colleges and universities.

"It's gone from being treated as a laughingstock to a product that many people find genuinely interesting," Mr. Bordley says.

But it is possible to find genuinely fine, long-lived wines for slightly more humane prices (ie, not high three figures a bottle).

Or perhaps viewers will be dissatisfied that the BBC is employing the same science reporting strategies as Fox News, and turn elsewhere to find genuinely balanced reporting.