Sentence examples for has genuinely changed from inspiring English sources
Whether or not Sharpton has genuinely changed, his status has.
Judging whether China has genuinely changed course on North Korea is tricky: Beijing has appeared to respond to American pressure before, only to backtrack later.
Yukos sold shares abroad for the first time in April, and many analysts in Moscow think it has genuinely changed its ways.
Instead I have been lucky enough to do something that has genuinely changed my life and do it unencumbered by prejudice.
While it remained too early to measure whether this has genuinely changed the political landscape more than a year before the presidential election, it clearly has altered the dynamics in the Democratic primary.
Yet the sad reality on this 10th anniversary year of Obama's historic election is not much has genuinely changed for the vast majority of Americans.
Many 68ers, including Mr Schröder and his foreign minister, Mr Fischer (who did use his fists against policemen in 1973), have genuinely changed their spots.
But did it do so for £38,000-worth of wine and nibbles, or because it had genuinely changed its mind, or because as it claims the moratorium had achieved its aim and was always supposed to be temporary?
Truffaut admitted in his letter that he still had some vestigial affection for Godard, and that, despite what he called Godard's political "posturing," he thought that Godard had genuinely "changed quite a bit" recently.
But Augustine was a sinner before he was a saint, and everyone I've interviewed in recent weeks who knew Mr. Khodorkovsky or worked for him insisted that he had genuinely changed.
