Sentence examples for genuinely nothing from inspiring English sources
The challenge with launching something like Libertine is there's genuinely nothing like it out there and we're speaking to an audience who, for the most part, have been overlooked by brands and media agencies.
There is genuinely nothing wrong with staying in your hometown and taking over your dad's shoe repair company.
"I genuinely wish nothing but the best for Adrian," Rawlins added.
"I know it's an overused expression, but we're genuinely taking nothing for granted.
But the cables suggest American officials felt they genuinely had nothing to hide about Siddiqui and her three missing children, two of whom resurfaced in Karachi.
No question there were those in the remain camp who, despite the obvious flaws in the European project, genuinely thought nothing good could ever come of Brexit and it would be the poor and the vulnerable who had voted leave who would suffer most from what they saw as its inevitable baleful consequences.
Julie Dunk of the Institute of Cemetery and Crematorium Management, who trains local authority staff nationally in how to organise public health funerals, says: "The majority of cases are still people who genuinely have nothing – somebody who has outlived all their family, or is homeless and has no contact with their family, or has cut themselves from society.
The EU institutions genuinely wanted nothing that would disturb the peace in Ireland.
There are people out there who genuinely want nothing but the chance to make the world a better place.
He has genuinely done nothing, and beyond shouting ironical anarchist political slogans from his megaphone, we wasn't going to do ANYTHING tomorrow to spoil Will and Kate's big day.
