Sentence examples for genuinely changing from inspiring English sources

In this context, the Internet is replicating the mass-media model, perhaps adding a few channels, but not genuinely changing anything structural.

"Richard is one of a number of provocative, creative people in gardens, in horticulture, in public parks, who are genuinely changing the approach".

"If we can make an impact on this, then we will be genuinely changing the world," said Mr. Brown.

You will genuinely be changing those odds.

However, notice whether you are someone who has a pattern of hopping from one thing to the next without finishing things, or whether you are genuinely, legitimately changing your mind. 5. Enjoy the roller coaster ride.

And the changes under the bonnet are genuinely game-changing.

"This comes about through really good listening to others and being genuinely open to changing your vision as a result of interactions with others".

Zuckerberg seems to be genuinely interested in changing the world, after all he did reject significant buyout offers, but he also seems to be genuinely interested in turning Facebook into a multi-billion-dollar machine.

He said that Mr. Shinseki, who he believes is genuinely committed to changing the culture of the department, "has to put more points on the board".

"That goes quite soon, as people start talking about it, and the only way you can keep hold of that is genuinely to keep changing it.

He seems genuinely committed to changing America into his version of a good society; but he also has sharp political instincts and sharp partisan elbows.