Sentence examples for genuinely could from inspiring English sources

Hope that representatives genuinely could give a voice to those who don't have one.

The discreet, modern kitchen is fitted with chefs in mind (for once this is chalet food that genuinely could be described as top restaurant quality).

He wasn't joking – despite my utterly different age, skin tone, height and stature, he genuinely could not tell the first lady and me apart.

The limbs we had to clear off the road together the first time we left the house after the storm, and the way I genuinely could not have moved it without them.

The Prime Minister's aides insisted afterwards that he had not tried to evade the inquiry's questions but had not wanted to comment on oath on events in the past that he genuinely could not remember.

But as it's been so long since the last World Cup, novelty should give each of the 12 qualifying matches its own appeal, particularly as the majority of them genuinely could go either way.

One-nation Toryism, genuinely delivered, could marginalise Labour for decades.

Napier and Wright, both of whom can be genuinely sharp, could learn from him".

Anything I genuinely earned could not have been earned without those precursors.

Nothing genuinely real could fit into our ordinary categories of existence and non-existence; but a "thing" is an ordinary reality.

The fact is that nothing genuinely exciting could ever happen at one of these new events.