Sentence examples for genuine expressions from inspiring English sources
Although there were some appealing garments, others looked like knockoffs, rather than like genuine expressions of van Herpen's artistic interests.
Overall, caregivers were more successful at identifying faked and suppressed than genuine expressions of pain in children, and pediatric nurses fared better overall in judgment accuracy than parents.
"Gone Girl" asks whether genuine expressions of sympathy or solidarity with victims can ever happen without being infected by the politicized, media-enabled "cult of victimhood".
Where true life-under-Marxism jokes exist in Cuba, Lewis writes, they are rehashed from the Soviet experience, and may not be "genuine expressions" of the citizenry.
As Kay Redfield Jamison notes in "An Unquiet Mind," her memoir of bipolar disorder, mania can inspire powerful and genuine expressions of personality and creativity.
Dr Ansari, head of history at Royal Holloway, agrees, and wants "genuine expressions of interest in history, but not in terms of 'I am passionate about...'.. Simply wanting something strongly is not enough".
It is an expression of social solidarity – best expressed through more universal, non-means-tested mechanisms, which give genuine expression to the "we're all in this together" principle.
Nothing more or less than a distinctly genuine expression of California... that was all".
"What we saw there was a genuine expression of concern and involvement.
After he died, that song seemed like a genuine expression of angst.
"A veil is seen as a genuine expression of a woman's religiosity.
