Sentence examples for genuine backbone from inspiring English sources
We are still incapable of understanding that the only genuine backbone of all our actions--if they are to be moral--is respobsibility.
We are still incapable of understanding that the only genuine backbone of all our actions--if they are to be moral--is responsibility..
We are still incapable of understanding that the only genuine backbone of all our actions--if they are to be moral--is responsibility.
Tony Blair showed real backbone last week.
Pro-gun groups used a ministerial advisory panel to lobby against mandatory 28-day cooling-off periods for firearms owners and to call for changes to the "genuine need" provisions which make up the backbone of Australia's gun laws.
This string-driven theme is continued with the declamatory 2000 Years From Now, featuring Bingo Gazingo, a septuagenarian poet/performance artist that adds a bit of backbone to proceedings with a genuine sense of scale and power.
What I would like to know is this: is this what the Commission understands by genuine support for small and medium-sized enterprises, which we call the backbone of the European Union?
Under Saprang's leadership, TOT reaffirmed its ownership rights to all existing backbone telecommunications networks under a new strategy to act as a "genuine" national telecom company.
"I think he risks going too genuine and leaving people feeling like he doesn't have the strength to really be a president and have a backbone," he said.
But our other "genuine concerns" – such as school and hospital funding, benefits and disability payments, the crushing of industries that formed the backbones of our local economies – are ignored or dismissed out of hand.
