Any lawmaker who genuinely favors reform should oppose the commission as a dangerous diversion.
Both candidates, knowing that most Americans now genuinely favor inclusiveness, have spun cobwebs of centrist deceit, projecting images of moderation that bear no relation to the underlying intolerance among hard-liners of their respective parties.
In studies where subjects could select either such pseudo-tests or genuinely diagnostic ones, they favored the genuinely diagnostic.
He said he probably favored Mr. Obama over Mrs. Clinton, but that he genuinely felt she was receiving tougher treatment from the news media.
Not only are there plenty of companies genuinely looking to hire at this time of year, but candidates who are pursuing opportunities and making themselves available for interviews can be favored over those who take the holiday season off.
For years, comedy fans lamented that the show had begun to favor bland celebrity hosts over genuinely funny people: after all, George Carlin hosted the very first episode, 40 years ago, and just did stand-up.
His presentations, grounded in his own personal tastes and loyalties, in the painting-rich Italian Pavilion, and in his penchant for melancholic political idealism, in an Arsenale that favors conceptual projects, court consideration of a genuinely critical sort.
Among these swing voters, only some are genuinely torn about whom to support but are certain they will vote, and a significant number favor a political party and will vote for the candidate of that party or not at all.
However, as Leibniz worried mightily, if the PSR itself favors one series of things over all others, in what sense are the alternatives genuinely possible?
He seems to genuinely believe in fixing the immigration system and despite national support for the Arizona law, Americans also strongly favor comprehensive reform.
