Sentence examples for genuine white from inspiring English sources

But when England are being utterly trounced, genuine white noise would be preferable.

With about two weeks left before the Vancouver Games, Weir switched his long-program costume from one with genuine white fox fur to one with faux fox fur.

In fact, Jack's real name is John Gillis, and he and Meg - a genuine White, for what it's worth - were married in September 1996.

First Pine must make it over a vicious offshore berm, a genuine white-knuckle sequence that kills his comms, leaving him unable to locate his target.

There was nothing subtle about that attempt to position Senator Obama as the Other, a candidate who might technically be American but who remained in some sense foreign, not sufficiently patriotic and certainly not one of us — the "us" being the genuine red-white-and-blue Americans who the ad was aimed at.

A cousin of Le Bernardin in New York, this is a genuine brasserie, with white tile floors and Lipp-like mosaics between tall pier mirrors.

That hilariously enjoyable tie at Trent Bridge in June has been followed by eight wins, one defeat and throughout a genuine starburst of white-ball brio.

While Mr. Henry has mainly run on his management skills as an executive, he has said it would be unhealthy if, after these elections, the mayor and a majority of the City Council were white, a genuine possibility.

The station described a hate-filled manifesto written by Brenton Tarrant, who murdered 50 Muslim worshippers in New Zealand, as raising "genuine fears that all white people have" about "the invasion of our lands".

In mannerisms and bearing, he does have a genuine connection with the white working class – he tweets whatever is on his mind, revels in conflict, and is never politically correct.

There was a genuine acceptance among his white guests that black Britons get a raw deal, but although they felt part of an equation that caused them real concern, they felt impotent in terms of doing anything about it.