Sentence examples for genuine of from inspiring English sources

She, possibly unfairly, decided Claudia wasn't the most genuine of people when she was in celebrity Bake Off.

"Ultimately, ironically, the Great Impostor was the most genuine of men," Mr. Schaap said, using the title coined in news accounts of Mr. Bremen's pranks.

Candidates may play up the insecurities (often genuine) of a particular minority, such as Muslims or dalits, the Hindu group formerly known as "untouchables".

But by definition, imagination is fantasy; it's false, even if (or even because) it comes from the most genuine of places: your own heart.

It's one of the oldest ploys around, but it takes a true sociopath to pull it off without revealing something genuine of themselves in the process.

In his book "American Popular Song: The Great Innovators, 1900-1950" the composer Alec Wilder described it as "the most honest and genuine of all the attempts to wish one well musically in a season which otherwise has come to be symbolized by guilt and the dollar sign".

However, this decomposition step caused the loss of a significant number of genuine pairs of orthologs.

20 The use of microsatellites helped detect the number of genuine cases of resistance.

And blogs, of course, are becoming a widely available source of genuine perspectives of real people.

Bley was one of the genuine visionaries of jazz.

One reason is the lack of a genuine rule of law.