Sentence examples for genuinely too from inspiring English sources

That is genuinely too late.

There are some people who are genuinely too poor to do that.

Mr Duncan Smith is adamant that people who are genuinely too ill to work will still be protected by the welfare state, and he will stress that for many people – particularly those with mental issues – being in work acts as an effective therapy.

In too many versions, it is a secret England not because its people are genuinely too oppressed to speak, but because they prefer to sit muttering over their glasses: sharing "unspeakable" ideas that are neither remotely adequate to the issues they pretend to address nor capable of commanding public debate.

If anything, the anticipation ahead of this race is even greater than normal at the start of a new season, for two reasons - everyone seems more than usually unsure about where they stand and it is genuinely too close to call.

We normally put retrospective and tribute events at the end of the batting order here, but the Cinefamily's upcoming series on John Sayles is genuinely too exciting not to go first.

Not only do library users also buy books, but if some users genuinely are too poor to buy books, then it's great that we've got libraries for those people … [And] If libraries have any bearing on bookshops, it's the other way – libraries are creating readers," said Donaldson, who has "never met" a bookseller who believes libraries are putting them out of business.

It is genuinely logical too.

No, actually — his book is not only thoroughly enjoyable but genuinely instructive too.

"I'm genuinely not too bothered who wins," added Cooke, diplomatically.

They asked why the Brazilians had it in for them and they sounded genuinely hurt, too.