Sentence examples for genuineness that from inspiring English sources

He possessed a dignity and genuineness that was rare.

Matt Sullivan, the label's co-owner, said the music had a genuineness that caught him off guard.

He then added with a genuineness that comes with having been so closely associated with her for so many years: "It's an extension of what we did.

It retained the genuineness that had made Jack Kerouac declare, years before, after being introduced to the very young diarist: "At thirteen years of age, Jim Carroll writes better prose than 89 percent of the novelists working today".

Voltaire was arguing against a certain illusory, happy resignation, which he believed one must overcome, for why else would we need to cultivate our gardens?Existentialism offers a genuineness that might easily be mistaken for ennui by the uninitiated, but in reality goes deeper than that.

It took him months of additional research, including a trip to the National Postal Museum in Washington, to build a case for their genuineness that was strong enough to persuade the New York-based Philatolicertifyathen to certify the stamps, which it did last month.

Mr. Belber adds genuineness to that list.

In fact, ALL the evidence supported the documents' genuineness and that holds true today.

On one of the best tracks, "New York To California," Kearney performs his piano ballad with a real genuineness, something that a performer like Adam Duritz might have been tempted to over-dramatize.

But its hoariness doesn't discount the genuineness of a sentiment that would seem to echo Mr. Gurney's own goals here.

When the financing for "Silver Linings" didn't come together, Russell made "The Fighter" and discovered in the neighborhoods of Lowell, Mass., a genuineness among the people that brought out a great affection and inspired him to undertake a new direction, going from his gut, or, as Bale's character in "Hustle" puts it, acting "from the feet up".