Sentence examples for genuinely should be from inspiring English sources

Clive Betts, the chair of Parliament's Communities and Local Government Committee, advocates a review of which parts of land genuinely should be in the green belt, but told the Daily Telegraph newspaper the new consultation was "very worrying".

Every so often a major and frightening flaw in fundamental software is uncovered, about which people genuinely should be worried.

"It's the sort of question a genuinely 'national' theatre should be asking".

I genuinely feel this should be as close to the top of all TBR lists across the country.

'But I look at this squad now and I think we have a group of players who genuinely believe they should be playing at the top level.

And it is questionable whether genuinely disabled people should be under mandatory and often inflexible systems when the focus for many should be on managing health conditions or rehabilitating after an accident or injury".

I would argue that anyone genuinely pro-life should be demanding universal healthcare for pregnant women, not prison terms for a failure to provide their unborn babies with a level of care and well-being they themselves do not enjoy.

You'd never guess that he left school at 18 and sold knock-off budget makeovers to passers-by on Oxford Street – and the fact that the understated entrepreneur is still in his twenties but has owned so many businesses that he's "genuinely lost count" should be enough to make you sick.

"Debt per se is not always a bad thing, but it must be genuinely sustainable and should be assessed as a percentage of turnover.

Hence, genuinely novel clades should be known by their earliest published names.

It makes the case that, to be genuinely sustainable, businesses should be addressing health as a core part of what they do and, by working in partnership - as called for by the Millennium Development Goals - they can make a real difference and become part of the solution.