Sentence examples for genuine though from inspiring English sources

Is it genuine, though, this new, global crusader image that Mr. McCain's trying to cultivate?

Lithuania has genuine (though, with good will, surmountable) political and constitutional difficulties in doing what Poland wants.

The passion is genuine, though, and Mr. Mount quite rightly takes the high ground in making his appeal.

Even if the transcript is genuine, though, it's unlikely that "running bitcoin" was meant in the sense of "running a business".

"I wanted to write a book that conveyed ideas I had about the human condition, certainly, but at root what I wanted to do was make readers feel something – something genuine, though, not something unearned.

Emma: Did you feel like it wasn't genuine, though?

McCall's sultry brand of illustration explores genuine thoughs about body image, creativity, and other tough emotions best solved with art.

They argued that only the North American species -- known as Ictaluridae -- are genuine catfish, though indeed there are more than 2,000 species of catfish.

Genuine peace, though, requires a strong U.S. presence in the region.

Some members of the team will easily be understood to be genuine founders; others, though, will be helpers whose participation is useful but not essential.

He does have one genuine gentleman anthem, though: "I Met A Girl," written in part by Mr. Hunt and recorded by the George Strait doppelganger William Michael Morgan, which went Top 10 on the country chart last year.