Sentence examples for genuine queen from inspiring English sources
The genuine queen, not some costumed performer.
Forget Ashton Kutcher and Oprah Winfrey, there's a genuine queen on Twitter these days: Rania Al Abdullah, Queen of Jordan, joined the tweeting masses yesterday and she really has a feel for the micro-medium too!
The genuine enthusiasm for the Queen's speech at Dublin Castle, which signalled a new era in Anglo-Irish relations, has been dampened today by news of the death of Dr Garret FitzGerald.
(As I write these words, I am still reeling from the news that an allegedly genuine pair of the Queen's knickers has been sold for £11,000 on eBay).
There were complaints about the huge traffic disruption caused in Dublin city centre, eyebrows were raised at the 13m euro (£11.5m) security bill and there was genuine disappointment that the Queen did not do more walkabouts and meet ordinary Irish people.
And I think we can analyze/question Lady Marlborough's motives much the same way that we do Abigail's ― it's clear that the love and affection between Lady Marlborough and the queen are genuine, but at the same time it's clear that she deeply covets the power that proximity to the queen gets her.
Even Gerry Adams lauded the Queen for her "genuine" expression of sympathy for victims of Ireland's troubled past.
The transcript, as far as I can tell, has yet to be leaked online, but the video (God bless the Queen) shows a genuine, moving moment that highlights what Angelou does so well as a poet: speak with singular meaning to a collective of mostly disparate people.
"What we have is a genuine desire on behalf of the Queen to repay the kindness that was shown to her in Ireland," he said.
Livingston MP Hannah Bardell had to retake her oath after the "genuine mistake" of omitting the word "Queen" while reading the passage of allegiance.
On occasion, the Queen's visits correspond to genuine shifts in popular as well as political opinion: say, to South Africa in 1995, Ireland in 2011 or Germany this June.
