Sentence examples for genuinely big from inspiring English sources
With the tickets all sold it feels like a genuinely big occasion.
Another theory is that the polls are picking up a genuinely big shift.
Deportivo and Valencia were competing to become the league's other team, genuinely big clubs.
Yet genuinely big ideas require a nerve that Brown seems to lack.
It is time for some genuinely big ideas, capable of finding public resonance.
At a time when there is a risk of a genuinely big supply disruption, from Iran, that would be reckless.
This is genuinely a big deal – in my view on the level of the discovery of the Higgs particle.
There are larger, scarier enemies after you than Splicers, too, including the genuinely unsettling Big Sisters – spiky terrors that come after you when you free their diminutive siblings.
"I think the jury's out on whether this is genuinely a big shift in British politics that people in the Westminster bubble haven't noticed, or whether it will be short-lived.
(After the release, Edward Snowden, the former National Security Agency contractor who leaked a cache of documents in 2013, tweeted, "Still working through the publication, but what @Wikileaks has here is genuinely a big deal. Looks authentic").
In fact, the reason why the Noma boss asked the drummer to help rather than, say, Michael Laudrup, Sofie Gråbøl or Whigfield, is because he's genuinely a big fan of the band.
