Sentence examples for genuinely feeling from inspiring English sources

I may not have helped clean streets but I came back a much better person, genuinely feeling like I knew more about life.

Opening up and genuinely feeling understood by someone you look up to is meaningful in a way that is hard to describe.

She was also skeptical of Lewis's emotive abilities, writing "Either she knows that quiet-to-loud arrangements and whispered vocals can simulate gravitas pretty well regardless of whether you're thinking of pain or grocery lists, or she's genuinely feeling something that comes out in her voice".

Let the opposite person know that you are genuinely feeling bad about the entire thing and want to improve things.

This I presume is to rebuke anyone foolhardy enough to suggest: if you've got a cold pal, if you're really genuinely feeling unwell and not putting it on cos you're a self-regarding moaner, then you should be at home, in bed having a fevered dream about an ostrich egg.

By outwardly taking responsibility, genuinely feeling remorse, and committing to a new way of being, we are not only taking steps to repair a relationship with a loved one, we are fulfilling our Divine purpose.

Simonini, cynic though he is, is not devoid of all genuine feeling: he genuinely hates Jews.

You leave feeling genuinely touched, rather than debated with.

While I have certainly felt frustrated after a long night on call, I would not describe myself as feeling genuinely angry toward these patients.

Compared with, say, the "The Homecoming" and its vicious family dynamic, "Monologue" leaves you feeling genuinely sorry for the human race as opposed to deliciously appalled by it.

Marling is genuinely good at feeling bad: specific in her stories, and professional enough to build her songs so that they stand up before they crumble (and they have to crumble).