Sentence examples for genuinely some of from inspiring English sources

You think: "How can he get five or six minutes out of buying a duvet?" But it's genuinely some of the most unbelievable standup I've ever seen.

A limited number are roasted at lunchtime daily, and this was genuinely some of the best chicken I've ever had, served by friendly staff.

Because the comments on those videos are genuinely some of the most beautiful things I've ever read.

Band kids are genuinely some of the coolest, most rad and accepting kids you could ever hope to hang around.

Some of it is genuinely shocking, some of it reminds you of that old Onion news story about Marilyn Manson going door-to-door trying to shock people.

And knowing the difficulties of finding two academic jobs in the same city at the same time, I chose to investigate other science-related fields--tech transfer, industrial research, commercial science, patent law--some of which genuinely interested me, but some of which were merely available.

As guided by Nicholas Martin, who also directed Ms. Wilson in the successful biographical comedy "Full Gallop," based on the life of Diana Vreeland, "Bosoms and Neglect" is a more focused and compressed work, with some genuinely funny bits of business, most of which involve the tart Ms. Wilson.

In the aftermath Sunday, Messi tried genuinely to pass some of the praise coming his way to Iniesta.

On other occasions, she has seemed genuinely upset by some of the more abusive messages she receives.

As far as spurious celebrity gossip goes, it can be hard to feel genuinely surprised by some of the suggestions published online.

You could certainly have taken a more cynical tone in your book, but you seem to have been genuinely touched by some of what you saw.