Sentence examples for genuinely well from inspiring English sources

They have played genuinely well just once, or once and a half at a push.

It's always rude to be optimistic on behalf of other people, and the teacher is facing difficulties every day that leave Mrs Midas looking genuinely well off, instead of just weighed down by useless wealth.

It allows Mr. Bush, who has not always demonstrated an easy mastery of information on the stump, to dwell on a topic in which he seems genuinely well versed.

And unlike the prince's other important mistresses, Gloria Vanderbilt's aunt Thelma Furness and the brusque Simpson, Dudley Ward seems to have been genuinely well liked, even admired, by other members of his family.

Why wouldn't we deserve it, if it's us?" It is hard to remember the last time Barcelona played genuinely well: they drew 0-0 at Elche and 2-2 at home against Getafe, and beat Villarreal 3-2 toanks twotwo lucky own goals when they trailed 2-0.

Just peruse your News Feed and try to locate genuinely well written sentences, not littered with clichés or banality, or merely introducing a link to someone else's words.

Even genuinely well-meaning policies barely scratch the surface.

Here, for once, a musical builds to a genuinely well-written narrative payoff.

While there is some genuinely well-intentioned dating and self-improvement advice to be found there, so much of the discussion is absolutely riddled with misogyny.

Creedon has responded by offering a partial apology "to anyone who saw a genuinely well-meant approach to gain further information in a negative way".

Judged by motives, it may be done in good faith or bad faith, out of conviction, boredom or vanity, by genuinely well-intentioned business leaders or by cynical bosses looking to dupe their consumers.