Sentence examples for genuine help from inspiring English sources

But will that be soon enough to offer any genuine help?

Arthur and Jeremiah introduce themselves to K. as his assistants but provide comic relief rather than genuine help.

We should respond clearly: yes, but only if we get genuine help from Tunisia on the challenges that matter to us all.

American consumers, who have suffered years of neglect from government agencies created for their protection, could soon be in for some genuine help.

Texting someone when I'm feeling depressed just doesn't have the same impact as a real-life conversation, and shutting myself inside a wall entirely made of snarky tweets actively prevents me from seeking genuine help.

It also remains to be seen whether western leaders, for all of their impassioned talk about "freedom" and "democracy", will be of any genuine help in the months to come.

"He was a genuine helping hand".

Psychologist Aleksandr Kogan has shown that genuine helping is healthy, but using sacrifice as a bargaining chip in your relationship may lead to resentment from your partner.

There are even "racists for Obama," as Politico labels the phenomenon: White Americans whose distrust of black people in general crumbles when they actually get to know specific black people, including a presidential candidate who extends a genuine helping hand in a time of national crisis.

Any such model must prioritise the therapeutic relationship and establish genuine help-seeking behaviour in parents, while also recognising the potential harms of this approach.

Intervention from Doughty, a genuine supporter, helped rebuild the club financially, although recovering past glories has proved difficult - with relegation to League One in 2005 a major blow.