Sentence examples for genuinely expected from inspiring English sources

His ban was only one week, but that was quarter-final week, and who genuinely expected Argentina to get past Joe Schmidt's Ireland?  Maybe, at the age of 31, that was it.

The accusation is plain enough; but on further reading the clarity dissolves by stages into a muddle.The muddle begins when the authors concede that those who pushed for the Iraq war genuinely expected it to benefit America as well as Israel.

I started to feel - and maybe this is only how I perceived it, or it's what my ex-wife genuinely expected of me - but to have to change who I am because suddenly I'm supposed to be more responsible or adult or to have to apologise for who I am..

"We were nominated for five Baftas with Dear Esther and we didn't win any," says Curry. "We were genuinely expecting not to come away with anything tonight and were OK with that".

Baby Boomers are "amongst the first to grow up genuinely expecting the world to improve with time," according to Wikipedia.

Rather than respect the media's watchdog role, Trump genuinely expects them to reinforce and help spread his message, and gets deeply shocked and offended when they don't.

How many players genuinely look like they expect to score when they strike the ball from more than 41 yards out?

The last aspect may be either genuinely benevolent as expected from a state towards its citizens, or a way of further enhancing economic and political benefits that can be received.

When I talked with Federer at Wimbledon, he said he understood the desire among fans to see him go out on top, but he seemed genuinely perplexed that people expected him to retire simply because he was no longer dominating the men's game.

"It was the first time I had ever been homesick, and it really took me by surprise because I genuinely wasn't expecting it.

I genuinely didn't expect this, so I was surprised and honoured".