Sentence examples for is genuine when from inspiring English sources

If the Egyptian security authorities judge that a handover to Gamal would be destabilising or if indeed he is genuine when he says he does not want to become president the most likely alternative would be Omar Suleiman, the chief of Egypt's intelligence services.

Putin is genuine when he says "there is no talk of re-forming the USSR", because this about much more.

So here's a suggested standard by which we might apply our judgment: An apology is genuine when it is freely given, not because of a bathroom arrest or when the drug test comes back negative.

If Trudeau is genuine when he talks about "nation-to-nation" then there has to be a fundamental respect for our autonomy to make decisions on our own, without coercion.

There are absolutely no situations in which an apology is genuine when it is administered via text message.

She said: "How can a relationship be genuine when it is based on a massive web of lies?

Ukip's Cheltenham branch secretary, Martin Leonard, claimed the @UKIPCheltenham account was genuine when contacted by the Mirror, saying it was run by the membership secretary.

And was Xavi Hernández being genuine when he said this team of Ferguson's were markedly superior to that which crumpled so badly in the sweltering heat of the Stadio Olimpico?

We hope the prime minister was genuine when he told a concerned north-east MP recently that this was an issue that he "and the minister for employment take very seriously".

MICHAEL GOVE Justice secretary A favourite among the Tory membership, and could put in a decent challenge to replace David Cameron, but it is believed the justice secretary is being genuine when he says that he doesn't have any interest in the role.

Equally, Southampton appear to be genuine when they say Sadio Mané will not be transferred to Manchester United and, for the first time in a while, there is the sense that it is the clubs, not the players, who are in control.