Sentence examples for genuinely clear from inspiring English sources

It finished 0-0, thade had been probably only one genuinely clear chance – Arda Turan's shot late in the second half.

The contrast drawn in the third and fourth paragraphs gets at a theme that Descartes thinks crucial to his broader project: namely, that there is "a big difference" — an introspectible difference — between external sense perception, and perception that is genuinely clear and distinct.

Scotland's goal came from a free-kick and although chances were created from open play, none was genuinely clear-cut.

Yet here he is: loud, lively, intense and, I should make this clear, genuinely good natured – but also ever so slightly unsettling.

Besides, he asks, why join the Hong Kong system now, when a genuinely global dollar-clearing system might not be far away?

She genuinely believes in clearing away the obstacles that are preventing Europe's biggest economy from realising its potential and is prepared to take political risks to do so.

It is clear they genuinely care what the crowd thinks.

On that day, I was genuinely impressed with his clear personal commitment to improving the lives of some of the most disadvantaged people in our society.

It remains interesting for being one of the last big blockbusters to eschew large-scale CGI destruction in its action set-pieces, instead favouring excellently choreographed fight scenes that are clear and genuinely exciting.

These are useful people to know, but it's clear he genuinely likes each one.

You can see artifacts in high-contrast areas and there's a curious optical effect on the whole thing, but the fact is it's genuinely sharper and more clear than the source image.