Sentence examples for genuinely substantive from inspiring English sources

Yet it provides a classic illustration of how presidential campaigns trivialize American politics, with manufactured controversies distracting attention from genuinely substantive issues.

Yet Dodd-Frank presents genuinely difficult substantive issues that would have challenged the nimblest regulatory apparatus.

Similarly, claims that are too 'thin' or neutral to vindicate any particular theory T may still be too substantive or informative to count as genuinely platitudinous on this conception (Wright 1999).

While we're obviously disappointed in the substantive results we got from Judge Sauls, we do genuinely appreciate and respect the fact that he made that decision now, so that we have meaningful opportunity to appeal to the Florida Supreme Court".

Meir Simchah Panzer, from Virginia, said that there was probably little substantive difference between the candidates but that he was voting for Mr. Romney "by default; I see somebody who seems genuinely to care and to have principles".

"Be substantive".

There are substantive issues.

It was substantive.

Two substantive conclusions follow.

To be made substantive.

"Genuinely great.