Sentence examples for genuinely looking at from inspiring English sources

"I don't see McDonald 'sin the front line of the progressives who are genuinely looking at their role and responsibility in the global obesity problem," he said.

"What we're seeing now is a sentiment change with big corporates really paying more attention to innovation and investment, some in a defensive way and others genuinely looking at it as the future of their business.

In the marketplace, companies must win the trust of customers with arguments that genuinely look at the matter from the customer's or the citizen's perspective.

You sense that this is not an attempt to deflect the attention away from the performances over the weekend; James genuinely looks at ease with the pressures involved in being a gold medal favourite for a home Olympiad.

A lot of people genuinely look at these games and don't see a problem, and they don't feel like they hate women, but they're so inured to it that they don't necessarily understand why this would be alienating to a lot of people.

Saracens are genuinely looking forward to setting down roots at Allianz Park, their new place in Hendon, although the artificial pitch makes talk of roots something of an irrelevance.

It is hard to see how anyone can genuinely enjoy looking at the painting in these circumstances, which probably explains why most people don't.

If they are genuinely about looking at refugees then it needs to be at their point of entry rather than as a jumping-off point for the UK, where they have no right of abode.

I'm thinking the one last time from ITV (over the cover of Hurt by Johnny Cash) was genuinely moving but looking at it now its shite.

He genuinely looked terrified.

He'd look — he'd genuinely look for the dog.