Sentence examples for genuinely exist from inspiring English sources

Does such a group genuinely exist?

You won't find them labelled as such on topshop.com, but they genuinely exist.

Plato agrees: he regards a commitment to the existence of propositions as evidence of Platonism, acceptance of the claim that abstract objects (and plenty of them) genuinely exist.

Though the phenomenalist would perhaps resist putting it this way, the upshot is that one's own mind and mental states, including one's own immediate experience, are the only mind and the only collection of mental states that genuinely exist, with claims that are apparently about other minds amounting only to further descriptions of this one mind and its experiences.

Researchers often have a strong incentive to choose parametric over nonparametric tests, because parametric approaches can provide additional power to detect statistical relationships that genuinely exist (Field, 2009).

Perhaps most eagerly discussed by critics is the film's take on mateship, the camaraderie that genuinely exists in the country, yet is often mythicized.

He has proposed that behind measured phenomena exists what he calls a "veiled reality" that genuinely exists, independently of us, even though we lack the ability to fully describe it.

It was suggested that the twins had genuinely existed but had been joined at the hip only rather than at both the hip and shoulder, and that they had lived in the 16th rather than the 12th century.

Although Clinch believed that the evidence pointed to the twins having genuinely existed but that they had lived in the 16th century, rather than the early 12th century as generally claimed, they are not mentioned in any journals or books from the period.

Put simply, this is the probability of correctly identifying a difference between the two groups in the study sample when one genuinely exists in the populations from which the samples were drawn.

Well, our theorists presume, these people do really exist and genuinely believe they are in Finland but they instead are "from small towns on either the Eastern part of Sweden, the Western part of Russia, or the Northern part of Estonia".