Sentence examples for genuine changing from inspiring English sources
It is a genuine changing of the guard.
Rossini gave her some big arias that basically exploded the accepted limits of opera buffa at the time, showing genuine, and changing, emotion: especially her final "Pensa alla patria," in which she at once rallies her forces as they gear up to escape the bey's palace, parries the mockery of her droll elderly suitor Taddeo, and pulls out a range of vocal pyrotechnics.
Miliband's supporters say he has a genuine passion for changing the country for the better and that he is seen by the electorate as more honest and genuine than his opponents.
He said he too has a genuine commitment to changing the campaign finance system because, like Mr. McCain, he has acknowledged his involvement in inappropriate fund-raising practices.
There are genuine prospects for changing the incentive structure in small states like Moldova, particularly if the EU can help build up long-term institutional capacities.
The reluctance is understandable — Songdo cost roughly $35 billion to build from scratch — but without genuine investment in changing the infrastructure of a city to fit smart city needs, widespread deployment will be riddled with integration and adoption issues.
Reported catches by New Zealand have steadily declined from a peak of 40 tons in 1995/96 to 20 tons 2001/02, though it is uncertain whether this reflects a genuine decline or changing fishing habits.
But highlighting the low number of foreigners in the wider area seemed meaningless in the face of genuine fears about how society was changing, and genuine frustrations for Chantelle regarding a school place.
His reason for this is that change (he says) is essential to time, and the B series without the A series does not involve genuine change (since B series positions are forever "fixed," whereas A series positions are constantly changing).
"The core message of GLF was that genuine queer emancipation involves changing society, rather than adapting to it.
