And because no genuinely commonplace physical symptoms ever surfaced I never sought out an animal-biologist for diagnostic investigation.
Before questions surfaced about the count, EU observers had called the campaign and voting "the most genuinely competitive elections the country has experienced", despite some human rights violations.
Every day, however, it seems that yet another genuinely bad idea surfaces and is greeted with the kind of excitement once reserved for, well, genuinely good ideas.
Tuscany's creme brulee is genuinely creamy, with a barely caramelized surface and a little bit of orange flavor.
Even genuinely well-meaning policies barely scratch the surface.
Add Brown's habit of inventing where no invention is needed — there are no departments of "symbology," but there are departments of semiotics, where Langdon would fit right in — and you have a surface less commercially calculated than genuinely eccentric.
According to Gerson, "Christian faith lies close to the surface of Bush's identity and has genuinely influenced his political thinking".
"Democracy, federalism … I have students who are genuinely excited about exploring these topics, which on the surface are pretty dry," Buros said before his class embarked on their "Hamilton" outing.
Why not develop features that genuinely evolve the utility of a product rather than its surface?
It skims the surface of Mr. McMurtry's life; few moments seem genuinely honest or painful or revealing.
Just what claims are genuinely analytic might not be available at the introspective or behavioral surface of our lives, in merely our dispositions to assent or dissent from sentences, as Quine (1960) supposes.
