Sentence examples for genuinely English from inspiring English sources

It was a logical enough model for what Britten was trying to achieve: a genuinely English form of theatrical expression able to convey moral truths and spiritual statements.

She said if there were matters that were genuinely English only, that had no impact in Scotland, there would be "a strong case" for Scottish MPs not voting on them.

In the 18th century the historian David Hume argued that Henry's reign was pivotal to creating a genuinely English monarchy and, ultimately, a unified Britain.

In the 18th century, scholars argued that Henry was a driving force in the creation of a genuinely English monarchy and, ultimately, a unified Britain.

Where any issue is genuinely "English-only", with no impact on Scotland, the case for Evel can be made.

Coastal Georgia is one of the few areas in America where a genuinely Afro-English creole — Gullah — is used, and Thomas grew up speaking it.

Lawyers are partly to blame; we love over-intellectualising and can make our profession seem academically remote, but I genuinely believe the English legal system is one of the great things about this country and our society.

"Can you tell me how you did this?" Ms. Abramovic asked in her heavily accented English, seeming genuinely interested.

Urgent, quietly assertive, at times doing his job simply by standing still in the right areas, Dier is a genuinely unusual kind of English footballer.

The English were genuinely fearful of Rangers right-winger Willie Waddell, and unsure of getting any change from the Scottish defence, marshalled brilliantly by Willie Woodburn (later to be banned indefinitely for his occasional habit of sticking the nut on opposing players who offended his sensibilities).

Anderson, who told the committee of MPs and peers on Tuesday that the bill was "disproportionate", added that he had been left in no doubt that US officials were genuinely alarmed by the English courts' willingness to disclose information the CIA had passed to British intelligence agencies in the case of Binyam Mohamed, the UK resident who was tortured and rendered to Guantánamo Bay.