Sentence examples for genuinely off from inspiring English sources

Even when dressed up, Brooks tended to look like she was going to the office party, rather than as if she were genuinely off duty.

"Libya's ramping up of production caught people genuinely off guard," Steven Kopits, the managing director of Princeton Energy Advisors, told me.

How much of his material is genuinely off the cuff could only be measured by going on several consecutive nights and, let's face it, there's no way you'd get the tickets.

The reclusive North Korean leader Kim Jong Il, with his bizarre hair cut and Star Trek-era jumpsuit, looks genuinely off kilter and dangerous (even in his emaciated state).

We may have misclassified time on and off treatment (in our attempt to allow for missing information on prescriptions) and introduced bias for example, if occasions existed when patients were genuinely off treatment during a gap of less than 28 days between prescriptions.

In each episode a handful of songs receive similar treatment: antiseptically elated, heavily doctored recordings, with no line between the truly affecting and the genuinely off-putting.

Mr. Korine, first and still best known for his contribution to the screenplay to Larry Clark's 1995 movie "Kids," revels in misbehavior both conventional and genuinely off-putting.

Though from a punk rock background, supporters of fair-ticketing practices, makers of some very good records, fronted by a genuinely off-the-wall character, there still remain those for whom the band represent some kind of corporate monster.

Past polling, however, has suggested that his past disparaging remarks toward women, including Carly Fiorina and Megyn Kelly, have been genuinely  off-putting to voters.

Even if people seem genuinely off-put by your outgoing nature and seemingly lack of self-consciousness: Do not leave...Unless of course you know you're just being annoying, than leave.

This time, she's genuinely cut off, not just holding back.