Sentence examples for genuine about what from inspiring English sources

I'll get you down.'" "She seemed so heartfelt and genuine about what she said to us," Mr. Crowther said.

Hudson's a slight figure dressed in a grey jacket and jeans, energetic and enthusiastic, he comes across as open, funny and genuine about what he does.

Ed Sheeran does what he does pretty good, he seems like a kid who came out of nowhere and is genuine about what he's doing.

"That is exactly the kind of damaging type of attitude that makes it difficult for reporters who are genuine about what they do, who don't -- I don't go around in my personal life pretending to be one thing and then being something else.

"I would like to meet Michael Williams and see if there's genuine regret about what happened.

Brent Spar and the tragedy of Mr Saro-Wiwa seem to have sparked off a genuine concern about what the role of a multinational company should be.

The book, he told me, is a satire, but it reflects a genuine unease about what has happened to the island.

We know that all of your comments, however mean-spirited some of them may have been, have come from a good place: genuine concern about what this merger will mean for your future cable service.

H. Reed Cosper Providence, R.I. Carl Elliott raises genuine issues about what happens to the integrity of medical research when a small number of participants make a "career" of enrolling in clinical trials ("Guinea Pigging," January 7th).

That line owes something to the government's desire to win nationalist votes in next year's Spanish election, but it also springs from genuine fear about what would happen to Spain if Catalonia peeled off.Catalan nationalists have drawn strength from the Scottish referendum earlier this year, but Catalonia is not Scotland.

Yet there is something compelling about him Over the years, Brown seems to have evolved from a slick trickster into a man with a genuine curiosity about what can be achieved, for good or bad, when people change the way they think.