Sentence examples for genuinely a much from inspiring English sources

It is genuinely a much easier flex for these people to resort to base-level anti-immigrant rhetoric than it is to admit that their brand of politics has failed.

It can't be known whether this group is genuinely experiencing a much worse lab culture than other respondents, Gunsalus notes.

Nevertheless, patient 9 did not influence the global gene expression analysis, while for the qPCr analysis (using a separate RNA/Analysis technology) patient 9 did demonstrate the highest expression value for NRF2 (See results) indicating that this patient's gene expression status was genuinely altered to a much greater extent.

I know that my home is so pleasant – so genuinely a home – because much care and sensitivity has gone into choosing and training staff.

This sort of gentle mockery seems a much more genuinely democratic and "anti-totalitarian" approach than pulling down monumental statues to build new ones.

But by removing much of the current profitability from art -- music, cinema, painting, sculpture -- a much more genuinely popular art will be free to emerge, with prices determined more by labor and materials than by the limiting of access.

I may not have helped clean streets but I came back a much better person, genuinely feeling like I knew more about life.

Meet the Parents's Jay Roach was also posited as a possibility before Foster came on board, but Jonze would have been a much bolder choice – a genuinely unusual guy who accepts, celebrates and even personally empathises with weirdness.

There's genuinely not much else here to do and in many ways that's a positive.

Still, imagine trying to feel genuinely confident – much less respected – when you are called, in shorthand, and on a regular basis, a Dumb Ugly Bitch.

Patricia Ebrey recasts him as a ruler genuinely ambitious if too much so in pursuing glory for his flourishing realm.