Sentence examples for genuinely a bit from inspiring English sources

"Those few days, even for us, we were genuinely a bit tense".

That surprised Ravenhill somewhat: "First of all, I thought they were being a bit ironic, but they are genuinely a bit in awe of English actors' facility with text and Shakespeare".

She is genuinely a bit of a loser ("I'd already figured out that not understanding my failings was another of my failings"), but inevitably we love her, and the book's feelgood factor is skilfully maintained throughout her misadventures.

Johnson, Kendrick and Wilde are genuinely a bit tipsy in a few scenes.

Then they're genuinely a bit wounded when people point out that it isn't appropriate.

"I don't know if that's true, but I'm not conscious of it," he responded, seeming genuinely a bit startled by the notion.

But when they do deploy the icy rave synthesisers and basslines of pop R&B amid the acoustic guitars and weepy strings – as on Paradise and Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall – it genuinely adds a bit of freshness to a formulaic sound.

He has genuinely put a bit of fun into football". It would be a stretch to say that Alan Pardew is suggesting Jurgen Klopp is his doppelganger.

Ferrari have had a low-key winter testing programme, but the more time went on, the more it looked as if that was because they genuinely lacked a bit of pace rather than because they were trying not to show their hand.

At that moment, I genuinely felt a bit weirded out.

I think I was genuinely still a bit upset about the girl shutting me down so it actually wasn't that hard, being pissed and all.