Sentence examples for genuinely put from inspiring English sources

While the figures were "genuinely put together" they were "not absolutely clear", he told the committee.

I would quote them here but they would genuinely put you off lunch.

Far from experiencing the usual thrill of the political trainspotter I freely admit to being, I felt genuinely put out that the bickering of some of my friends and former colleagues should interrupt the celebrations.

They are also genuinely put out and frustrated that, having listened to their European allies, including the French, and tried to deal with the Iraq problem multilaterally through the UN, Messrs Chirac and Schröder now appear to be trying to sabbotage these efforts.

"Consumers need access to new kinds of bank which are owned and run in their interests and can genuinely put their needs first, of the kind enjoyed by savers in countries like Germany and Switzerland – not just tweaks to the charges they pay to current incumbents," Mr Ryan-Collins said.

Can Ornstein genuinely put his first career behind him?

No country anywhere in the world allows material that genuinely puts national security at risk into the public domain, and that includes a courtroom.

Hard for the NHS to get right, but fundamental to quality, and fundamental to creating a health and care system which genuinely puts patients at the heart.

"You've got someone who's genuinely putting down his own resources," says Shah, one of the four academics.

There are so many people who say that, in fact, that it genuinely puts me off marriage a bit.

But genuinely putting the brakes on the drug war and the prison industry that feeds off it requires more than convincing arguments and viable strategies.