Sentence examples for genuine hold from inspiring English sources

James Middleton, Kate's younger brother, read a beautiful passage from the Bible that touched upon the phrases, "Let love be genuine, hold fast to what is good," "Rejoice in hope, be patient in suffering," and "Live in harmony with one another; do not be haughty, but associate with the lowly".

Playmaker James Rodriguez roams inside, retreating to the left when out of possession, while the full-backs surge forward to provide width, often leaving just one genuine holding midfielder covering.

But it's the conviction of a lone performer, daring to take on a big Broadway house, that gives the show what genuine emotional hold it has.

The judge said he accepted that the seven had genuine deeply held beliefs that animal testing was wrong, and had the right to protest against it.

Section 18D makes exceptions for artistic works, discussions, debates, event reports in the public interest and fair comment if it is in "expression of a genuine belief" held by the person making the comment.

The Premier League maintains two trophies - the genuine trophy (held by the reigning champions) and a spare replica.

Spikes and LFPs were recorded from different electrodes to avoid contamination, but it's still possible that a genuine relationship holds between the two (to mention just one previous example, a general negative correlation between multi-unit activity and LFP is shown in Whittingstall & Logothetis, 2009, Figure 1A).

Levein was also, at that juncture, facing a genuine battle to hold on to his job.

District judge Isobel Brownlie acknowledged that the McArthur family, which owns Ashers, do "hold genuine deeply-held religious beliefs".

Some white people, particularly young men, hold genuine fears about walking through Asian areas on their own.

But if a country as complex and poor as Kenya can hold genuine elections without civil strife, then any country in Africa can.