Sentence examples for genuinely able to from inspiring English sources

I like Gok - he seems genuinely able to make people feel better about themselves.

The plan's success depends in part on building an Afghan Army and police force genuinely able to defend their own country.

For the first time in decades, the party's local branches were genuinely able to choose their leader; in the past he would have been selected by the party's top brass.

First, they must listen to people actively engaged in development in their own communities, ensuring those people are genuinely able to influence the post-2015 development framework, so that it supports the work they're doing.

"Today is obviously a fantastic programme but a lot of the time they are previewing things whereas by lunchtime a lot of stuff has already happened and we are genuinely able to set the agenda".

Rakete remains fascinated by the extent to which Bowie was nourished by the strange nature of the enclaved city and appears to have been genuinely able to be himself.

"What will happen is British people will genuinely be able to get British jobs because they will be incentivised to take those jobs, we will expect them to take those jobs but work will pay better than benefits," he told BBC Breakfast.

Make sure that the source you turn to will genuinely be able to guide you toward a principled decision, though.

For example, whereas the Rwanda tribunal had primary right over any national jurisdiction to any cases stemming from the Rwanda genocide, the ICC must legally defer to national jurisdictions that are genuinely able and willing to investigate and prosecute atrocities.

But most are genuinely different creatures, able to absorb losses more easily than banks.

Pride that my children are rapidly turning into genuinely knowledgable naturalists, able to identify buzzards and bullfinches, catch gatekeepers and grasshoppers, and enjoy rare visitors such as the hummingbird hawkmoth that graced our buddleia bush last summer.