Sentence examples for genuinely anticipated from inspiring English sources
England's preëminent band of the early eighties is on its umpteenth comeback tour to promote its genuinely anticipated thirteenth studio album, "Red Carpet Massacre," with a residency in the heart of the theatre district.
When the savant in question is Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz (1646 1716) — the man who developed calculus independently of Isaac Newton — hidden insights might genuinely be anticipated.
He's genuinely amused, and anticipating her potential reply.
Asked by his own barrister, Paul Greaney QC, if he understood why the issue created "strong feelings" on Merseyside, Sir Norman said: "I genuinely didn't anticipate that but I did understand it immediately".
Though you'd never have anticipated it, Vidal Sassoon emerges as an genuinely likable figure of some substance in this admittedly hagiographic documentary.
The party apparatus seems genuinely ill-prepared to confront Trump, as no one anticipated his meteoric rise and the fervor of his supporters.
Ince's employers had anticipated a mid-table finish and a season of consolidation and they are genuinely taken aback that it has become a fight against relegation.
Engineers anticipated this convergence.
Have we anticipated everything?
