Mr. Obama, for example, is described as "multilingual" in David Remnick's new biography of him, a "shape-shifter" who "could change styles without relinquishing his genuineness," with a "subtly shifted accent and cadences depending on the audience".
Sherry is to me an amazing role model for skill, talent, empathy, and genuineness, with the capacity to tie these all into making the world a better place.
Which points to the same apprehensions that have dogged Jewish groups about the Vatican's genuineness, especially with its reluctance to open archives about Pius's World War II conduct.
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.
She goes on to add that, "[d]eliberateness, purposefulness of intent, clarity, genuineness, and coherence with one's prior life decisions are implicitly recognized in this construction" (707).
The writers handled these topics with genuineness and respect, and most importantly humor.
It was conducted in an atmosphere of trust, respect, empathy and genuineness [ 43], with the aim to strengthen the therapeutic alliance [ 48].
"When you deal with a kid who you have seen nothing but genuineness and charity, interacting with inner-city kids, the way he acted around anybody he came across up here, everybody he met would say, 'What a pleasant kid,' " Linta said.
She forged lifelong friendships with her genuineness, directness, and intelligence, both emotional and intellectual.
William M. Daley, Mr. Gore's campaign chairman, said the vice president's goal was to combine "the intensity of the first debate with the genuineness of the second".
Hillary Clinton, lying to the American people about her selfish, awful judgment: guilty or not guilty?" Having summed up his case for the prosecution, Christie's tirade continued: "Her focus group-tested persona, with no genuineness to be found, is a sham meant to obscure all the facts and leave you able to vote for her.
