Sentence examples for genuine interesting from inspiring English sources

Beyond the noise and the expansion of the product to mobile and as a platform, in the long-term, in my opinion, the key challenge for Quora will be to continue to maintain an environment that fosters genuine, interesting, and fun engagement between real people not brands or companies.

You'll develop a crazy work ethic, be taught by world-class professors, and the small percentage of genuine, interesting, kindhearted people here are like nowhere else.

Listen to them, give them a chance to open up and tell you their stories (which are usually interesting), and show genuine interest in their activities outside the strip-club.

There are many genuine characters and great shooting opportunities reveal themselves amongst the eclectic mix of tat, second-hand, antique and genuinely interesting product stalls.

This was genuine interest.

He added, "There is no mistaking the fact that a genuine and interesting imagination has been engaged".

Good on Shrigley for bringing real art to the people – for giving Partick Thistle fans something genuine and interesting, with a bit of mystery as well as comedy to it, and an awkward integrity to chew over in your mind.

Surely this fact, given the ever-dwindling stock of genuine or interesting celebrities for reality show bookers to sweet talk eight years after the first Celebrity Big Brother is cause for joy, or at least a wry smile.

So imagine my very pleasant surprise when half of the God of War demo was Kratos bonding with his son in a way that felt genuine and interesting.

A 2008 PBS Click and Clack cartoon show, "As the Wrench Turns," was a natural fit neither for the brothers nor the network; its 10 scripted episodes failed in every respect to capture what was compelling, fun, genuine or interesting about the Magliozzis.

The results are very interesting: genuine; heartfelt (a torrent of responses to the heart-breaking Palestinian documentary 5 Broken Cameras); sometimes cursory and dismissive ("Tosh!"); often witty (on Sightseers: "Better than Gone With the Wind").