Sentence examples for genuinely acceptable from inspiring English sources

It said the laws were counter to the state's commitment to the recommendations of the royal commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody and that the only "genuinely acceptable option" was "they should be repealed in view of their manifest faults and in a gesture of commitment to Indigenous concerns".

2. The fact that the brilliant Theory line by Olivier Theyskens is sort of affordable - well, in terms of designer fashion at least. 3. The fact that jeans are genuinely acceptable on the front row again - so long as they are flared.

Infectious disease specialists in the 21st century should not adopt this pronunciation, unless it is a genuinely useful and acceptable solution to a real problem.

Senators John McCain and Phil Gramm have laid the groundwork for a compromise that should be acceptable to those genuinely concerned with matters of safety rather than simply scoring points with labor interests that are still fighting a rear-guard action against free trade.

These costs are acceptable if you genuinely like clinical problem-solving and patient contact, but are unbearable if you don't.

Accept compliments genuinely.

Four studies (N=82; 67; 67; 128), in the UK, identified whether members of the public (i) accept that an individual clinician might be genuinely unsure which of two treatments was better; (ii) judge that when there is uncertainty it is acceptable to suggest deciding at random; (iii) recognise scientific benefits of random allocation to treatment conditions in a trial.

We genuinely have an open-door policy [but] it's not acceptable to have two people burst into an office unannounced.

Paul's strategy is to be mainstream enough to come across as an acceptable candidate to Republican primary voters, but unusual enough to offer something genuinely different.

"No longer is it acceptable to hide poor performance," said Mr. Bush, as if those who were genuinely concerned about the flaws in his approach were in favor of poor performance.

Yet there are a few festive habits – moderate yet socially acceptable pre-12pm drunkenness and eating cheese until you pass out in front of Doctor Who – which are genuinely worth looking forward to.