Sentence examples for genuinely known from inspiring English sources

They remind you what it's like to meet someone and feel as if you have genuinely known him or her your entire life.

Maybe that's because lying, even to please someone, means giving up the chance to be genuinely known, understood, and loved as we are.

Put starkly, this man genuinely knows no limits.

Where buyers and sellers genuinely knew each other, and could see up the supply chains.

If Feinberg or any other GO employee genuinely knows about better insurance deals than that for students, it would be really helpful if they listed them on their Opt Out website.

When he genuinely knows about something, other rewards appear: some enjoyably sensitive pages on the feel of a country church, church architecture generally, and some mostly accurate discussion of church music.

The bottom line: Employees at all agencies say they'd like to be managed by people who aren't only there because they're pals with the president, but because they genuinely know how and want to improve the operation.

Then we even throw in Brian Cox's delightful hair! "For me the appeal is having the opportunity to ask questions on a telly show of people who genuinely know what they're talking about.

And one might thus refute an objector who claims that without adequate evidence one cannot genuinely know.

"I don't think any analysts genuinely know whether any deal would be cleared," says Steve Lietchti of Investec Securities.

Until the first Australian innings is completed, we will not genuinely know how good this England side really is.