Sentence examples for genuine hands from inspiring English sources

Naturally, all of this is in addition to genuine "hands on" learning, such as scientific experimentation, art, drama and physical education.

His "Seven Sisters" mix feels like a throwback to the glory days of Shep Pettibone — it builds and builds, teasing, turning, twisting itself into a genuine hands in the air piano house anthem that's going to sound as fresh in twenty years as it does now.

The hockey-stick effect was genuine, Hand said, but the 1998 paper exaggerated it.

So I reach out a genuine hand of friendship which I can only hope will be taken.

"By giving people a genuine hand up rather than a handout it is providing a real cost-saving for the taxpayer".

Instead of pushing the user to some outside website, Token lets users make the purchase directly from the app, handling gift-wrapping, shipping and pairing the gift with a genuine hand-written note.

What I do know is, is that "What's a Girl 2 Do" is an absolute fucking pumper that's taken the soon-to-be-reissued-on-Dekmantel-because-the-original-was-going-for-over-a-hundred-quid-end-of-the-night-classic original by Dutch producer Bas Bron, under the Fatima Yamaha moniker, and transformed it from a wispily melancholy weeper into a genuine hands-in-the-air party track.

You can find genuine hand-embroidered doilies in antique stores or on online auctions under "antique linens".

To find some of the trees you have to venture into real woods – a genuine hands-on learning experience (and it would be genuinely useful just now if more people could identify an ash tree and keep an eye on it).

It was everything I was looking for – genuine hands-on helping of people with serious crises.

"He was a genuine helping hand".