Sentence examples for genuinely thinking from inspiring English sources

Biggest disappointment A day in Marseille genuinely thinking someone would end up being kicked to death.

Lauer, who was genuinely thinking about leaving "Today," had wanted to put off his contract talks until the fall.

Even more so than in first series, we are offered the pleasure of seeing two clever comics genuinely thinking on their seat at restaurant tables.

If not often that you see a play that feels as if it's genuinely thinking out loud, having a dialogue both with itself and the audience at the very moment of its enactment.

Another side of Seneca's independence has been emphasized by Inwood (2005 [18 228–22): Seneca, educated by Roman philosophers, is genuinely thinking in Latin.

Catch me genuinely thinking about reading the books.

I genuinely think that in the 95-96 season, I spent more time thinking about football than anybody else on the planet, except maybe Kevin Keegan.

It "offers bold and genuinely new thinking about America's role".

The president's supporters said his ideological straddle reflected not so much political calculus as genuinely eclectic thinking.

But I'm genuinely not thinking about making money when I offer a stranger a glass of wine, or food (usually Tuscan bread spread with seasoned lard).

"So you spend, like, a week in radio silence," she continued, "wondering why your dinner guests are so thoughtless and boorish, wondering if they hate you, wondering if they had an awful time — it's terrible — and then a week after the fact, the charming little note arrives, and you feel silently, genuinely annoyed thinking how smug they're feeling about themselves".