Sentence examples for genuine drag from inspiring English sources

Would faculty members merely get "extra credit" for good safety performance, or would substandard practices constitute a genuine drag on career prospects?

Their hesitation in making decisions is therefore predictable, though clearly by American standards the Swiss (again) are dragging genuine industry reform as slowly as possible.

Within the cramped limitations of drag, he exudes a genuine screen charisma.

Sanity and relative moderation were meant to be Huntsman's appealing qualities, but, whatever genuine support they generated, they seemed to drag him down in this race.

Everyone had a genuine laugh as the men took a few last drags and filed back inside.

But economists said the recession would have to deepen significantly, and perhaps drag on for years, before deflation became a genuine threat.

He added: "We need a government that doesn't drag its feet on tax avoidance, but takes a genuine lead on working with our international partners".

Michael Stephens, a researcher at the Royal United Services Institute in Qatar, speculated that the rich but tiny Gulf state wanted to drag Saudi Arabia into "a more assertive posture that produces a genuine sense of threat among Syrian decision makers".

But her pictures of young drag queens are funny and sweet and sparked by a sense of genuine sisterhood.

Hopefully musically catchy enough to drag our attention away from our pain for a bit, and lyrically genuine enough to remind us "If your heart is aching, let it ache.

Matthews, a "RuPaul's Drag Race" judge, called the breakup "amicable and filled with kindness, compassion and a genuine love for one another". The "RuPaul's Drag Race Holi-slay Spectacular" will welcome back eight fan favorites.