Sentence examples for genuinely focused from inspiring English sources

He said many critics were genuinely focused on environmental issues in a town where they often trump other concerns.

And he seems genuinely focused on trying to figure out what the newspaper business will be post-deluge, the new "newsonomics", in my friend Ken Doctor's word.

"First Utility is genuinely focused on reducing energy costs for consumers and our price promise, alongside some of the cheapest long-term fixed deals on the market, demonstrate there are other options available for consumers".

"I should say they started to engage in the participation agenda and are genuinely focused on it now.

"In the age of LinkedIn and Glassdoor, business leaders can't afford to have disengaged employees and can't impose HR processes that are more administrative in nature vs. genuinely focused on talent development," Mandan said in a statement.

If a marriage is really supposed to be about two people uniting, but those two people invite business associates they don't even like, and friends of their parents they barely know to witness their union (and help them finish off their gift registry), then why should anyone believe those people are genuinely focused on the union itself in the long-term?

You know we have "terror theater" in the US because nations such as Israel, which are genuinely focussed on deterring terrorism, downplay risk and threats rather than trumpeting them, as DHS does.

She soon came to recognize in Mr. Gien "a truly warm and gentle spirit, genuinely curious, focused on others and very playful".

"So all of our energy and attention has genuinely been focused on getting on the air inside three months – a ridiculously short amount of time after picking it up from the BBC".

I want to make clear that I think a project that took a long-term approach to breaking the two-hour barrier, and which genuinely did focus on investment in the grassroots of the sport, could be extremely successful.

It was important, according to the caregivers, that time was set aside for RT in the day-to-day schedule: ' … if you've set the time aside … you listen, you know … you are there.' The persons with dementia perceived that caregivers were genuinely relaxed and focused on them during RT, for which they expressed appreciation.