Sentence examples for genuinely count from inspiring English sources

Avoid the naysayers (of which there will be many) and choose the people you can genuinely count on for support.

The narration, soft and paternal and gently chiding, might genuinely count as the best thing Roger Allam has ever done.

Moreover, it is common to think that a critical mass of the participants in legal practice must adopt the internal point of view towards the practice in order for the practice to genuinely count as law.

Jot down the phrases that you genuinely count among your strengths.

Contestants say things like, "I've been containing my competitive spirit", and that genuinely counts as a narrative development.

He might try to tell us different, but a victory of that nature would in no way make up for the near misses he suffered on the circuit that genuinely counts.

When I reverentially opened the book, I was genuinely counting on it to help me with the titular mission.

You'd never guess that he left school at 18 and sold knock-off budget makeovers to passers-by on Oxford Street – and the fact that the understated entrepreneur is still in his twenties but has owned so many businesses that he's "genuinely lost count" should be enough to make you sick.

"At the this stage, the count genuinely does resemble the description of the character in the book: tall, thin, pale, old – although he looks younger after feeding – and moustachioed," said curator Greg Buzwell.

More importantly, Shaftesbury counts genuinely other-directed emotions among the basic psychological make-up of humans.

Murray said the discounted "starter homes" to be directly commissioned on brownfield sites by the government for first time buyers under the age of 40 would be "very tricky" to count as "genuinely affordable".