Sentence examples for in genuinely from inspiring English sources

My daughter ran in, genuinely alarmed.

"I think she's in genuinely in love,  but ultimately she loves herself more," says Hamilton.

Others in the series examine corners of the Matrix idea-stew in genuinely enterprising ways.

Schedule 7 should be radically tightened, so that exceptional powers are applied only in genuinely exceptional terror-related cases.

But in antic action, showing his exasperation with the world in genuinely madcap style, he is terrific fun to watch.

It would allow Blair to live in a country where people still hold him in genuinely high esteem.

He suggests that historians of science may "interfere a little bit with the sciences" in genuinely helpful ways.

As opposition to women's ordination drags on, some Anglican women must be asking themselves whether the church they grew up in genuinely accepts them.

Not just a financial commitment but investment in genuinely facilitative leadership – the kind that is prepared to "walk the talk" and make engagement a truly two-way exercise.

Nick Lowe's "I Live On A Battlefield" deals in genuinely stirred emotions, and it's a rare pleasure to hear Squeeze's "Tempted" sung by the man on the record.

The only way to achieve this is to prioritise investment in genuinely affordable homes that people on low and average incomes can afford to rent or buy".