Sentence examples for genuinely led from inspiring English sources

"If I was convinced that by putting all of arts and entertainment into one place that it genuinely led to an expansion of coverage, I probably wouldn't oppose it," Mr. Wasserman added.

Romney has had to spend a lot of time explaining his beliefs and past decisions to groups of very conservative voters, who weren't inclined to accept him as part of their tribe, and perhaps that process has genuinely led him to question his thinking on health care.

"We need to do more in the UK before we consider a switchover and for that to be genuinely led by the audience," he told a conference in Vienna.

There is a distinct difference between Mustafa's tweet and real, actionable online threats that can genuinely lead to harm.

This is a way in which Britain could genuinely lead: by supporting the treaty and helping to end the impasse between nuclear weapons states.

We used a range of scholarly works and novels from both medicine and literature to examine the critical questions of whether empathy genuinely leads to altruism, and what the latest studies in biology and neuroscience can teach us about how we relate to each other.

Handling such data is quite a challenging task as it genuinely leads to worst traffic congestion.

Schools Minister Nick Gibb said he wanted to be sure that the vocational qualifications taken by 14 to 16-year-olds genuinely lead to further education and are valued by employers.

One wonders how far spiritual and political leaders can genuinely lead us without some degree of mystical seeing and action.

When someone like Cain attempts to genuinely lead the party in a different direction, he is spit out like a sex offender at a debutante ball.

Business owners who genuinely lead with their heart -- not just their head -- are also more equipped to connect with the emotional needs of employees.