Sentence examples for genuine solid from inspiring English sources

The film, which takes place in 1971 and is based on a true story, is at times thumpingly corny, but it also offers some genuine, solid inspiration (Scott).

If Mr. Romney is to generate more excitement and sacrifice from Christian conservatives, he must "demonstrate a genuine and solid commitment to the core values issues," said Tony Perkins, president of the Family Research Council, a conservative Christian advocacy group.

The Jeep, by contrast, is still a genuine rock-solid off-roader, but now makes fewer compromises in its on-road behavior.

Functional evaluation of the associations between this splicing pattern and the expression levels of splicing factors is needed to determine if transcriptome instability is a genuine phenotype of solid cancers.

He knew full well that he had never produced a magnum opus: "All I produce is little fragments... Nothing big, nothing solid, nothing genuine".

In a world that is becoming increasingly more diverse each day, it behooves corporations to incorporate a solid and genuine commitment to diverse work forces into their strategic plans.

I hope to have my ideas greatly enlarged and my taste formed upon the solid foundation of genuine antiquity.

If the country ever emerges from the job recession, there is solid advice and genuine inspiration in this book.

He wrote: I hope to have my ideas greatly enlarged and my taste formed upon the solid foundation of genuine antiquity.

Martin-Schramm's work combines solid analysis with genuine commitment to effective policy, all driven by a Christian imperative to understand and tackle this deepest challenge to life itself.

But there's genuine talent here and a solid cast.