Sentence examples for genuinely consistent from inspiring English sources

And today, for the United States, non-interventionism is the policy most consistent, indeed the only one genuinely consistent, with a commitment to liberalism, meaning limited government and individual liberty.

Fathers' rights is a huge complicated issue that is gaining traction – few would argue that a genuinely strong, loving, consistent paternal presence isn't crucial to a child's development.

Let us first leave aside the fact that if General Sir Richard Dannatt were genuinely and fully consistent in his views as an evangelical Christian, he would not be a general or indeed any kind of soldier (except a "Christian soldier" in the meaning of the hymn).

We found no evidence that Black men had better or worse access to diagnostic services, our data being consistent with a genuinely higher prostate cancer incidence rate in Black men.

This is consistent with these being genuinely strain and species differentiating genes based upon other evidence, reflecting their strain-specific and mobile nature.

It may reflect either genuinely worse health status of the Russian minorities, consistent, for example, with higher mortality of Russians in census-linked analyses in Lithuania [ 28] or unlinked data from Kyrgyzstan [ 29].

Much as I genuinely hate to see him go, the decision is consistent with everything I've come to admire about President Krislov: he fears neither the future nor change.

The film reserves its most brilliant gestures for the concluding scenes, which are genuinely disquieting, moving and -- hardest to achieve -- completely consistent with what has passed before.

This increase in the number of degrees ties in with the various science policy and university reforms carried out in the 1990s consistent with the national goal to become a genuinely knowledge-based society.

It seems highly likely that many of the entirely plausible candidates considered to have been excluded on the basis of the absence of any consistent evidence to date will eventually emerge as genuinely relevant in the disease.

Mr Bush was far keener to experiment a hard case to make when things are genuinely going so well.Men with suitsThis gap is not a consistent one.