Sentence examples for genuine displays from inspiring English sources

"Americans deserve the ability to assume that tributes for our men and women in military uniform are genuine displays of national pride, which many are, rather than taxpayer-funded DOD marketing gimmicks," the report said.

But how much is that an excuse to party - and how much is it a genuine display of patriotism?

Many fans at the time were charmed by this genuine display of emotion.

A tension exists, however, with the view that a genuine display of emotion by nursing staff is 'unprofessional' and potentially detrimental to the standard of care a patient receives [ 39, 40].

The Oberfrankenhalle had to be extensively equipped technically for the project, but even so lacked the capacity for genuine scenic display.

An outstanding book of "characters," it avoids didacticism and displays genuine personalities, such as a "child," a "Good old Man," a "young raw Preacher," and a "Grave Divine".

The same could not be said of young James Acaster, a Kettering comic who has had much buzz at the fringe this year and displays genuine comic chops.

For further insights into the local history and geology, visit the city's Archaeology Museum and its Maritime Museum, which displays genuine Arabian pearls.

To this, a follower of Pascal might reply that the act of genuine striving already displays a pureness of heart that God would fully reward; or even that genuine striving in this case is itself a form of believing.

Imagine that Bob loves to torture children and does so frequently, but that Bob also displays genuine compassion for the elderly, perhaps by volunteering at a long-term care facility on a regular basis.

Suddenly the momentum switched and for the first time in the tournament Nadal displayed genuine signs of frustration.