Sentence examples for genuinely only from inspiring English sources

Other people may genuinely only want to have grandparents in their kids' lives.

"It wasn't me specifically thinking there was a novel in it because it genuinely was only a short story and only ever meant to be a short story.

What justifies this interpretation is a reasonable condition on genuine perception: an experience kind is genuinely perceptual only if it generally gives rise to proprietary concept applications whose semantic focus is the proper object of this kind of experience.

In addition if you express your curiosity genuinely, not only it would make her feel special but would also help reduce your 'self-made' awkwardness of the situation.

Inflation can be genuinely reduced only by a period of slower growth.

Dewey emphasized the educational centrality of experience and held that experience is genuinely educational only when it leads to "growth".

"While on the practical level, this is often the case, the law does not look at it that way unless the elevator is genuinely the only way a tenant can move," Mr. Treiman said.

Finally, some experts think that the long bull market for stocks, in which share prices mostly just go up, has made people forget a fundamental truth about how markets work: they are genuinely fair only over the long run, while at any given time, there are likely to be as many losers as winners.

Autonomy is genuinely relational only if interpersonal relationships and dependence are constitutive of autonomy.

She said if there were matters that were genuinely English only, that had no impact in Scotland, there would be "a strong case" for Scottish MPs not voting on them.

In seeing a sad face of another and feeling sad oneself, such feeling of sadness should count as genuinely empathic only if one recognizes that in feeling sad one's attention is still focused on the other and that it is not an appropriate reaction to aspects of one's own life.