Sentence examples for genuinely progresses from inspiring English sources

Whether human thought genuinely progresses is arguable, and our ability to regress is, sadly, plain.

This would mean a holistic view of achievement that can genuinely show progress over time and in context.

Why would anyone genuinely interested in progress, rather than merely the trappings of power, want that?

Yet here the two part company: Abbas appears genuinely to want progress toward a viable two-state solution, while Netanyahu's ideology and the composition of his coalition signal intransigence.

But India's frailties meant that its progress was genuinely exciting, unlike when Australia won, which felt like a procession.

Clarity and colour also dominated the Mahler, conducted from memory, and a performance that developed into something genuinely awesome as it progressed.

His team was genuinely unlucky not to progress from the toughest group in the qualifying series, during which we had great moments against Germany and were more than a match for the Robert Lewandowski-inspiRobertles.

Lord Patten said: "One of our main priorities is ensuring the BBC produces genuinely distinctive programmes, and progress has been made here, although there is more to do".

They are likely invested in the relationship and your progress and genuinely want to know how you are doing.

The actress also told us that the fact that people can express their sexual attractions on the Internet, playfully or genuinely, is proof of progress and growing acceptance.

"I have spent a fair amount of time with the auditors this year - they were very pleased with our progress... they genuinely believe in our five-year plan and the progress we are making".