Sentence examples for how genuinely from inspiring English sources
What struck him was how genuinely nice the man was.
It also shows you how genuinely sad he was.
It was a manufactured eccentricity, unnecessary given how genuinely eccentric the city already is.
One talked about how genuinely middle-class he was, with a mother who taught school in Brooklyn.
"People are always expressing to me how genuinely excited and elated they feel after they have participated," Mr. Nuñez said.
The thing that struck me about Robin was how genuinely he cared about the work and how I was doing".
Mad Men was a reflection of an era that sold the American Dream, but Draper, as a stand-in for many other Americans, was confused by what that truly meant and how to genuinely find himself within that dream.
Can Facebook give one example of how tracking genuinely benefits the people being tracked?
They will have cracks and breaks, intimating how we genuinely come to experience something as opposed to merely "moving through" it.
Here's how she genuinely reacted to the news of her appointment in the official X Factor press release: "It's the new generation taking over.
How does "genuinely affordable" differ from plain old "affordable", a term whose meaning has been stretched to the point of meaninglessness?
