Sentence examples similar to genuinely Canadian from inspiring English sources
But it is much more likely that JJ McCullough genuinely misunderstands the Canadian political system.
| If Microsemi is genuinely interested in acquiring its Canadian rival, Zarlink, the semiconductor firm must consider raising its $543 million hostile bid or risk losing out to friendly suitors offering more, Reuters writes.
Indeed, some early visitors say one of the most appealing facets of Expo 86 is its staff of young, easygoing Canadians who seem genuinely eager to please and make people feel welcome.
The first genuinely digital camouflage pattern was the Canadian CADPAT, soon followed by the American MARPAT.
During these conversations, it quickly became apparent that Manmeet was an incredibly thoughtful and action-oriented public servant and I was genuinely inspired by his dedication to his Canadian community and Sikh community across the globe.
The first genuinely impressive AI assistant may well have a Canadian accent.
Canadian mining companies have been behind some genuinely heinous activities in Latin America.
The nation's other saving grace, meanwhile, remains its French-Canadian film scene, which has spawned some genuinely maverick talents: Denis Villeneuve, André Turpin, Jean-Claude Lauzon.
Burgers are 12 Canadian dollars and steaks start at 21. Genuinely "retro" (it's been a Calgary mainstay since 1964), Peters Drivee In (219 16th Avenue NE; 403-277-2747; www.petersdrivein.com) hasimplemenu menu of burgers, fries and onion rings (about 10 Canadian dollars for a meal), and it's famous for its thick milkshakes (3 to 4 dollars), customizable from a long list of flavors.
