Sentence examples for left genuinely from inspiring English sources

Bun dem!" Not for the first time that day, I was left genuinely scratching my head as to whether the protesters really were what they appeared to be, or just a brilliant satire performance art piece.

Regional laws, however, must respect general principles laid down in national statutes, and in practice little room is left for genuinely autonomous regional legislation.

There can be few people left who genuinely believe that being exposed to carcinogenic secondhand smoke in such a confined space does no harm to children.

Responding to the committee's report, Campbell Robb, chief executive of housing charity Shelter, said selling off swaths of what's left of genuinely affordable housing would only make things worse for the millions struggling to find a place to live.

Although we are accustomed to violent acts onscreen, the emotions that they breed tend to be drab and dispensable; how many violent films, since "The Deer Hunter," have left you genuinely pained and spent?

When you take out a share of those 31 homes for shared ownership, 80% market rent homes, and starter homes, each of which developers will prioritise as they are more lucrative, the number left for genuinely affordable social rent is minuscule, if it exists at all.

Owen Gibson Few sporting achievements have left me genuinely gobsmacked but David Rudisha's victory in the 800m was one, even before all those privileged enough to witness it realised he had taken one tenth of a second off his own world record and acknowledged the feat with one of the loudest, most gutteral stadium roars I have ever heard.

CNN left us genuinely independent post-acquisition, with a financial, editorial, and technological leash as long as we could wish for," he said.

But certain moments seem to leave him genuinely touched.

You leave feeling genuinely touched, rather than debated with.

Simultaneously, it must convince its own disenchanted fringes not to leave for genuinely extremist movements.