Sentence examples for genuinely started from inspiring English sources

"But after a while, I genuinely started to enjoy it.

I even genuinely started to like Friday the 13th.

It only took seconds before I genuinely started worrying about the possibility of losing my mind.

It would take another ten years before I genuinely started to enjoy that album.

Poor Jackson is once again the target in The Hateful Eight, and his character gets "niggered" so often and in many cases transparently for comic effect that I genuinely started to feel sorry for him.

We pretend to like them until neuropathways develop in such a way that we genuinely start to enjoy the bitterness and mildly caustic sensations.

The question for Home, of course, is how soon it will genuinely start to feel like home to those who visit and make work there.

For 14 years he has been energetically promoting farm shops and local producers and now, he and other food retailers argue, things are genuinely starting to shift.

He added that he has little faith in the coalition government "in terms of doing beneficial things for regular people They need to genuinely start listening to the majority, but I don't believe they will".

Two years ago, the festival added a strand of pop and folk music under the promising heading "contemporary" and I got excited that classical audiences might hear some fresh stuff – even that the notion of "classical audience" versus any other kind of audience might genuinely start to blur into irrelevance.

"They are convinced that rather than behaving like attention-seeking children, they are genuinely starting an intellectual discourse".