Sentence examples for genuine space from inspiring English sources

Now that's genuine space food.

And soon they are off on a genuine space adventure.

The cinema, in which actors appear to be moving in consecutive time through patches of genuine space, has always created a strong expectation of realistic narrative.

These young men are allowed to be themselves, which can play into stereotypes in the wrong context if the codes are unclear, but I think there's a genuine space being carved out on the show.

Rickman showcased his gift for comedy in this immensely likeable Star Trek spoof in which the crew of a sci-fi TV series are mistaken for genuine space warriors by a group of visiting aliens.

Milne here manages something quite extraordinary: he "forgets" the mass escape from the prison house of nations that was only made possible by the collapse of Communism, while supporting the resurgence of an authoritarian Russia as the very means to open up "genuine space for self-determination".

A genuine public space is a place where every citizen is welcome to be present, and where the purely private is excluded or restricted.

A genuine public space is a place where every citizen is welcome to be present, and where the purely private is excluded or restricted... Writer suggests that the Starr report was private life brutally invading the most public of public spaces... Privacy loses its value unless there's something it can be defined against... Writer describes his next-door neighbors dressing to go out.

There had been periods of uneasy calm throughout the eurozone crisis, but Draghi's intervention brought Europe's leaders a genuine breathing space to sort out the mess.

Egypt may have come slightly late to the party, beaten to the streets by Tunisia, Algeria and Yemen, but it made up for lost time with a genuine revolutionary space.

Many things that people say to me on television, however, would never be tolerated in a genuine public space — in a jury box, for example, or even on a city sidewalk.