Anyone who has been an effective advocate for these communities has said things that will sound shocking to people in some other parts of America -- just as anyone who genuinely represents certain evangelical communities will have beliefs about morality that more-secular Americans might have a hard time with.
He is genuinely passionate about certain causes, and his legislative agenda suggests them.
But he also seems genuinely destabilized by certain aspects of the Presidency, mostly those involving "flags, coffins, soldiers," as he puts it.
He questioned whether the vote would be genuinely free, with "certain people floating around the edges and warning of the dire consequences to their political future if they vote in the way that they believe to be right, which just happens to be in disagreement with the leadership".
It's always impressive to see students who are genuinely excited about certain classes, or professors, or an upcoming internship or semester abroad.
When proper definitions are absent, how is it possible that one would treat both the cognitive criteria and their objects as genuinely real?' To adopt certain definitions we first have to adopt certain definitions and criteria of validity.
I'm certain that genuinely happy people live here.
One thing is for certain: King genuinely believes that he is innocent in relation to the cases for which he was prosecuted.
One possible hypothesis is that certain students genuinely learn more effectively in small-group contexts and were able to accurately report that.
I had spent a large portion of my life enraged at the various and sundry people I felt had wronged me (see above) and I truly, genuinely believed on a certain level that I was so powerful in my anger, my dirty looks and silent seething actually had an impact on them, rather than realizing it only made me look slightly unhinged.
