Sentence examples for genuine place from inspiring English sources

That bit comes from a genuine place.

The ANC's vision of a multi-racial society has in it a genuine place for Europeans.

Their sentiments come from a genuine place of sincerity and alarm.

Others believe it comes from a genuine place of anger about what happened to Harambe.

The position of these protesting writers undoubtedly comes from a genuine place, but whether it is a thoughtful one is another matter.

I think those come from a genuine place for her, and in some ways, as a result of that, she's probably made some unforced errors.

The regeneration of urban centres should keep pace with the rebirth of the territory and the environment through an operation of "riterritorializzazione", the conversion of non-places into genuine places.

He knows the United States' first Olympic medal in the event would not change the perception drastically, because the fact is there are only three genuine places to train on a ski jump in the United States Lake Placidd, N.Y.; Park City, Utah; and his Steamboat Springs backyard.

Take the Sahara: It's as large as the United States, yet even its legendary cities, such as Timbuktu, seem more like myths than genuine places.

Rare, genuine places of culture in Phu Quoc, such as the gallery, will feel even more unique as the forthcoming resorts in the south – some so large they resemble small towns – continue to sprout.

This exploits the genuine histories of real places, and also exploits the viewer's sensibilities.