Sentence examples for genuinely difficult from inspiring English sources

More likely is that Trimble has a genuine passion for the esoteric, the obscure, the genuinely difficult.

"The E.C.B. has a genuinely difficult call," he said.

Many of the movements were "genuinely difficult," he wrote.

But drawing the line between necessary therapy and discretionary enhancement is genuinely difficult.

Looking across the full span of Brenton's career, it is genuinely difficult to say.

It's genuinely difficult in our busy, electronic world to pay sustained attention.

Allergen-SIT should be considered for patients with genuinely difficult-to-control allergic disease, despite guideline-directed pharmacotherapy properly taken.

Mr Hunt said it was "genuinely very difficult" to predict an exact number of cases, but said the expected figure for the next three months was not in double figures.

For Ecoparaíso it is a great shame since this hotel manages to be both luxurious and genuinely green, a difficult trick to achieve.

But their proceedings are genuinely democratic: the difficult questions do generally get asked as the lesser-known MPs temporarily lose their two-dimensional constraints and display unsuspected depths of intelligence, humour and conscience.

"This was genuinely a very difficult decision and having spoken to Andy [Robinson] at Scotland, it's probably the right move for me now," he said.