It's still really early, so we genuinely don't know the killer applications for enterprises yet.
After all the hype and fanfare and some genuinely impressive early results including a first ever win in Seattle, this last month has seen some very pedestrian play that's more reminiscent of 2013 TFC rather than some grand new future where everything's finally better.
Preferences may be genuinely unchanged early on, elicitation methods may be inadequate, or both.
A genuinely interdisciplinary volume, Early Modern Cultures of Translation looks both east and west while at the same time telling a story that continues to the present about the slow, uncertain rise of English as a major European and, eventually, world language.
"My feeling about this is that they wanted it to be a Woody Allen film, because it gives these lists a certain cultural cachet, but felt they couldn't choose one of the early, genuinely funny films because that makes them look stupid.
The shock of the new and it should be stressed just how genuinely radical the early PC Music material felt and how genuinely exciting the whole multimedia package felt, too always becomes the dull hum of the familiar.
The performance of his militia, now known as the Peace Brigades, suggests Sadr has genuinely shed his earlier sectarianism and is committed to healing the Sunni-Shiite wounds that have corroded Iraq's society and security.
He still seems genuinely perturbed by this early trauma.
Whatever you make of all that, it's nice to report on a career that, even in its early stages, genuinely represents a victory against the odds.
Mr. Craig, who has a teenage daughter from an early marriage, genuinely seems more interested in talking about other topics — the books of Philip Pullman; the exciting-to-him proposition of Barack Obama being elected president; movies he likes — than he does in talking about himself.
