Sentence examples for genuinely better from inspiring English sources

It's also one of the best available, introducing genuinely better ways of interacting with a smartwatch.

For people to be genuinely better off, we have to do much better than that.

"You should consider what opportunities there may be in a new career and check if they're genuinely better than what you have.

Looking at this baby thinking, 'You're genuinely better off without me, so what am I going to do to sort this out?' It was very matter of fact.

Some of the alternative qualifications were genuinely better for some kids and it's not fair on others not to allow retakes.

Worse still, as the Millennium Dome row has already shown, it could produce a string of embarrassing distractions, taking the government's mind off its real job making Britain a genuinely better place.

Paul was ecumenically minded and sought genuinely to better relations with other Christians.

Defeat is always an opportunity, even when, as far too often happens, what is genuinely the better cause has been crushed by the worse.

Bernd Roth became a Stasi informant in 1967, out of conviction – his grandfather was in the communist resistance against Hitler, and Roth felt the GDR was genuinely the better, anti-fascist Germany.

"Everyone else would have genuinely been better off studying engineering at Hogwarts, because at least that way they'd have a fucking owl to show for it," he said.

If viewers genuinely wanted to better understand Indigenous Australia, they would have been better served by turning off the TV on Tuesday to watch a far more effective and ethically sound campaign that was unfolding on social media that same day.