Woman (Genuinely angry) "Every time in London I'm dictated to by these lights!
The first thing I say to my clients is, "I hope I never have to see you again after this", and I genuinely mean it every time.
But what you do have to do, every time, is genuinely listen, and reflect later.
This autumn, reading Reni Eddo-Lodge's Why I'm No Longer Talking to White People About Race just as the Harvey Weinstein affair was breaking, it dawned on me – that spasm of irritation, triggered every time a genuinely nice, well-meaning man tried to say something sympathetic about sexual harassment and got it wrong?
It was, however, genuinely a time of prosperity.
There are brilliant people around who genuinely give time and money to help keep society tolerable.
Nonetheless, Clayton-Wenzel persists in the fantasy that we are all having a genuinely literary time of it here.
In an age of carbon copy stars whose every action and reaction is micromanaged by image conscious PR teams, Norton succeeds by sidestepping the usual banalities and disarming his guests by showing them a genuinely good time.
Obama is less that way; he is more of a self-contained person, someone who can genuinely spend time by himself with his family".
On Monday the treasurer, Scott Morrison, said the Reserve Bank was facing a genuinely challenging time as its long-standing governor, Glenn Stevens, prepared to step down next month.
She genuinely saves time.
