Sentence examples for genuinely groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

Some are genuinely groundbreaking.

School Of Comedy though, is genuinely groundbreaking because of its adult content.

But it's the hardware's features, some of which are genuinely groundbreaking, that stand out.

Another, genuinely groundbreaking exhibition, "The Decade Show: Frameworks of Identity in the 1980s," had preceded it by three years.

Yet the piece — to be performed by members of the New York Philharmonic at Avery Fisher Hall on Tuesday evening as part of a two-day Lincoln Center Festival series devoted to Varèse's complete surviving output — is genuinely groundbreaking.

I'm expecting the new Alien to be a typically well-fashioned piece of film-making but unless Scott's got something pretty dramatic up his sleeve, I'm doubtful it will represent anything genuinely groundbreaking.

"That was really groundbreaking".

"As a result, genuinely challenging and groundbreaking theatre is being made for families – theatre that puts a premium on clear story-telling and an even greater premium on telling those stories in a new way," says Hytner.

You know what would be really groundbreaking?

Yet, she adds, "they pour billions of dollars and years and years of effort into solid, sometimes groundbreaking research that can result in medicines that genuinely make people's lives better".

And it's groundbreaking.