"genuine ideas" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe ideas that are honest, sincere, and true. For example, "The team was excited to explore the new genuine ideas that were presented during the brainstorming session."
Millions are beginning to reject the rule of the billionaire class and increasingly looking to genuine ideas of socialism.
"Why present genuine ideas and true character if artificial ones are more effective in the marketplace of power".
The freshest new face would be Mr. Ryan, 42, the articulate chairman of the House Budget Committee, who is a genuine ideas man.
I met people I wouldn't have otherwise and there were genuine ideas generated that I made sure I kept to myself.
A straightforward genre exercise, directed with more competence than inspiration, "I, Robot" lacks both the intellectual rigor and the soulful sublimity of "A.I.," but it nonetheless allows some genuine ideas and emotions to pop up amid the noise and clutter.
There were no genuine ideas," says one student of his experience, and yet, "his signature was added to the authors".
@smrtgrls #Ask HerMoreis such a brilliant, genuine idea.
Durden's response to his disillusionment with contemporary masculinity is to embrace a seductive, violent, and supposedly more genuine idea of "real" manliness — but that alternative turns out to be a disastrous illusion.
Durden's response to his disillusionment with contemporary masculinity is to embrace a seductive, violent, and supposedly more genuine idea of "real" manliness but that alternative turns out to be a disastrous illusion.
Seth Troxler has been a vocal opponent of EDM, citing it as a matter of authenticity where one makes music based on a genuine idea and the other on profit.
If proponents of "traditional marriage" really, truly believed in a romantic, genuine idea of marriage, they would realize that it has to do with the love between two people and the desire to unite as a newly formed family with special legal protections and benefits as support, even if it never grows beyond a family of two.
