Sentence examples for genuinely decided from inspiring English sources

Cabin Fever 3: Patient Zero was so unloved that Roth has genuinely decided to exorcise it by remaking the first Cabin Fever again.

The New Yorker's Jon Lee Anderson has written that it was possible that Younis had genuinely decided to do the right thing by defecting, but concluded: "At worst, he was a rank opportunist with the moral scruples of an octopus.

Foster said: "I genuinely haven't decided what to do.

Norman Baker, the junior transport minister, said today: "There are three options [voting for, abstaining, or voting against and resigning from government] and, to be honest with you, I genuinely haven't decided".

Marr show editor, Rob Burley, says: "I used to work on ITV's political programmes and I am genuinely glad ITV have decided to return to something they should be doing.

I am not generally given to making hand-wringing proclamations about what the BBC should and should not show, but it is genuinely shocking that BBC2 decided to screen a documentary with such a blatantly anti-choice message.

Personally I'm firmly impaled on this dilemma and genuinely can't decide what to do.

First, it looks so delicious that I genuinely couldn't decide whether to watch it or lick it.

This is partly because they are more difficult for politicians to understand and partly because it is genuinely difficult to decide on the precise form they should take.

If a person has told a joke and you're genuinely unable to decide whether or not the joke was aimed at hurting you, it may help to draw attention to your feelings.

Lepra Health in Action praised the film-makers' respect and sensitivity, saying it was "genuinely delighted that Aardman has decided to amend the film".