Sentence examples for indeed genuine from inspiring English sources

Some are indeed genuine historic objects with Dr Geof's fantastical labels.

The bipartisanship that Mr. Bush put on display Wednesday night when he chose the state's most powerful Democrat, Speaker Pete Laney, is indeed genuine in the Texas Legislature.

Butcher takes her there, through torrential rains and flooding, and she returns some hours later, wet but triumphant, to announce that the painting Boylan owns by Jacques Leibovitz is indeed genuine.

This could mean either that the skull is a 200-year-old fake or that it is indeed genuine but that the two "relatives" dug up from the Mozart family plot in Salzburg are not from his family at all.

Gen Stanley McChrystal (retired), who led the military units that helped destroy Isis's predecessor organisation (ISI) in Iraq from 2006 to 2008, said: "If it is indeed genuine, it is fascinating and should be read by everyone – particularly policymakers in the west.

The most famous smash'n'grab thief of the last century was called "Ruby" Sparks who got his nickname because he stole a maharajah's jewels, was told that they were fakes and only discovered after he had given them all away that they were, indeed, genuine rubies.

The level of respect and admiration I have for him is indeed real and genuine.

That was indeed a genuine worry.

Instead of an investigation, or indeed a genuine recreation, we've ended somewhere else – in a high-minded snuff movie.

They would have a reasonable point if there were indeed a genuine peace process under way which the indictment would jeopardise.

A better solution, if Congress deems there is indeed a genuine problem with staggered results, is to move toward uniform national polling hours.