Sentence examples similar to genuine reserves from inspiring English sources

And yes, his conversation does range from Keith Carradine and Jimi Hendrix to Rilke, but never in a self-regarding way – Hawke seems to have genuine, deep reserves of curiosity and is clearly equally fascinated by the plate of food in front of him.

We have come here with a group of Yemenis, all eager to learn how the Omanis created Arabia's only genuine wildlife reserve.

Compared to Sunday when I got caught in the crossfire of tear gas and the batons of nervous young soldiers, the mood at both rallies on Tuesday was of genuine caution and reserve.

What I call "genuine forgiveness" is reserved for those offenders who have the courage and character to make meaningful amends.

"Nature reserves have genuine ecological relevance.

According to a person involved in the case, investigators think at least some of Satyam's cash reserves were genuine but were siphoned off to a web of companies controlled by Mr. Raju and his family.

Crowns are reserved for genuine royalty in England, but women's singles champions at Wimbledon are handed the Venus Rosewater Dish, an elegant plate that has long looked and, above all, sounded just right in Venus's possession.

In the past, patents were reserved for genuine inventions.

Eric Olander and Cobus van Staden ask whether China's heavy investment in South Sudan is "naked imperialism in pursuit of the country's vast oil reserves or a genuine effort to bring peace to help end a brutal conflict".

Cole's reserve seems absolutely genuine.

The government should not tap the reserve absent a genuine crisis.