Sentence examples for genuinely acting from inspiring English sources

And as for caring about the decency (BNP supporters aside) and potential of individual voters, or genuinely acting to preserve and encourage their humanity.

In particular, it needs to be clear who is genuinely acting in your interest by advising independently on products and services from across the market.

The officer has to be acting "in the execution of his duty", which opens up the possibility of defending the charge on the basis that the officer wasn't genuinely acting to protect life.

She genuinely loves acting and I think she gives a great performance, in this film, in a very uncomfortable dress".

Droid Zap is genuinely cool, acting as a type of AirDrop service for quickly sending photos between devices, but the rest can go, since they really just do a subpar job of mimicking existing Android services.

Jackson's performance as the Scarecrow was one of the only positively reviewed elements of the film, with critics noting that Jackson possessed "genuine acting talent" and "provided the only genuinely memorable moments".

Michael Jackson's performance as the Scarecrow was one of the only positively reviewed elements of the film, with critics noting that Jackson possessed "genuine acting talent" and "provided the only genuinely memorable moments".

Since the great financial crisis I have not quite been able to decide whether the central banker is one of those sage, rock-like types who genuinely believes that acting in haste means repenting at leisure – a man for all seasons, the archetypal central banker if you like, or in fact a do-nothing who is a touch sanctimonious in his utterings.

So, Bret Easton Ellis, listen to this: Fifty Shades of Grey demands an actor who is genuinely good at acting.

And then came intermission, and the pot wore off and suddenly we were sitting in a room with people who may or may not have been genuinely hypnotized and acting like chickens.

Do this while acting genuinely friendly and regretful, as a rude or impolite connotation may provoke more awkward discussions later.