Sentence examples for genuinely less from inspiring English sources

Was he genuinely less power-hungry and corrupt than his successors – as ancient commentators, following his own self-presentation, liked to suggest?

"Unless men are genuinely less smart than women this pattern will come to an end and be reversed at some time".

All of this in turn protects our food security for the long-term and amounts to genuinely less expensive food.

But then, the future is always unevenly distributed: unbeknownst to the general public, we've glided into an era where fat removal has hit its holy grail: it's become genuinely less traumatic than exercise.

The problem is not that the culture of cooperation and working together has changed, but that with fewer liberal Republicans and conservative Democrats, for example, there is genuinely less room for agreement between the parties than was the case a generation or two ago.

At that point, future lifesaving is on average genuinely less valuable than present lifesaving.

As he lay in my arms, as yet unnamed, I entertained the passing thought that this was the only moment in this new life's entire existence that he would be genuinely passport-less, religion-less, unaligned.

It genuinely matters less whether we live or die.

The problem is that, with a sinking economy, a demographic decline and almost no exports beyond oil and gas, Russia genuinely matters less than it once did.

Jokes about stockpiling tinned food are genuinely way less funny than they were 24 hours ago.

But in most cases the hands here are less genuinely magical than searching and promising.