Sentence examples for genuinely almost from inspiring English sources

(Certainly, he is genuinely, almost helplessly, nice. Concerned I hadn't eaten, he pressed a fruit plate on me. Also, water, coffee and a plate of lobster rolls that no one could remember having ordered).

"Oh, thank you!" He seemed genuinely pleased, almost to the point of being flustered.

He speaks in whispered tones and sounds genuinely naive, almost child-like.

When I met with her in Cambridge, Clancy still seemed genuinely surprised, almost awed, at the breadth of controversy her work has caused.

We have switched that around and I am genuinely convinced almost everyone is ready for it today".

Funny and enthusiastic, she loves even the tiniest knick-knacks and gets genuinely excited about almost everything you pick up.

Mr. Edwards looked genuinely surprised, and almost indignant, when the ABC correspondent Bob Woodruff suggested that his career was coming to a close.

With the end of the war, Britain was flooded with soldiers who wanted a new life; Africa was "an earthly paradise" whose landscape was "genuinely familiar, indeed almost Scottish," and would provide food for a hungry Europe.

But when asked about whether the two leaders might meet – a development that would be astounding given that China and the Vatican do not have any formal ties – the Vatican spokesman, Federico Lombardi, seemed genuinely perplexed and almost unaware of the coincidence.

The vast majority of Snatch cash prizes genuinely are of almost no worth.

This time around, expectations are genuinely high with almost the entire squad hailing from the first professionally-run football academy in Congo - the Centre National de Formation de Football.