Sentence examples for instance of genuinely from inspiring English sources
The evening's one instance of genuinely gripping art arrives at last, revising an age-old rule of the stage: it's not over until the FedEx lady sings.
The translation, by the resourceful J. D. McClatchy, includes instances of genuinely clever wordplay, but also clusters of chewy syllables that fit Rossini's chattering rhythms and nobly flowing lines uncomfortably.
A rare instance of a genuinely original film-maker taking on the greatest writer in the canon, and the most perfect Shakespearean movie ever made?
"It's not hard to find instances of people genuinely struggling to pay the prices they're being asked to pay," said Ms. Baum, a senior fellow at the Urban Institute and a research professor at the George Washington University Graduate School of Human Development.
With respect to the second question, Spinoza suggests that there are more and less complete ways of genuinely conceiving objects (see, for instance, Ip24d and IVd3 4).
Nationally, the number of genuinely cutting-edge foodie destinations located in old pubs (for instance, West Yorkshire's Moorcock Inn or the Michelin-starred Sportsman in Kent), is vanishingly small.
In this sense, causal explanations, for instance, are genuinely explanatory and do not require an increase of unification.
Bereft of genuinely juicy players.
On the Complexity of Genuinely Polynomial Computation.
It ignores the arrival of genuinely global capital markets.
But there were plenty of genuinely fleeting moments.
