Sentence examples for genuinely gone from inspiring English sources
It's difficult to say how often votes have genuinely gone astray.
His brain had quite genuinely gone: CBC = lesbian.
"And despite all of that, development is genuinely going well".
Let's hope that Bliss becomes the first Aussie opera to genuinely go walkabout.
One verse genuinely goes: "This time - more than any other time - this time, we are going to find a way to get away.
A good Lear is someone who can get through three hours of howling and humiliation without genuinely going mad.
This time, however, it is hard not to feel they have rewarded an album that is genuinely going to last.
Mr Bush was far keener to experiment a hard case to make when things are genuinely going so well.Men with suitsThis gap is not a consistent one.
Miliband seems to understand the importance of this issue, and this concern feels as if it genuinely goes beyond his ambition to be prime minister.
OK, not as sexy as superinjunctions - yawn - but it's an issue that genuinely goes to the heart of a civil – and indeed - civilised society.
