Sentence examples for may be genuine from inspiring English sources

Paul Wolfowitz's concern for press freedom in Indonesia may be genuine, but if he and the administration he represents were genuinely concerned about the rule of law there, they would not be seeking to arm and train an Indonesian military that continues to commit gross human rights violations with impunity.

The tears of joy may be genuine after all.

Some at least of the dramatic settings may be genuine occasions.

While Hamas's recent offer of amnesty may be genuine, MS suggests the local community may not forgive as easily.

Mr Zapatero's conversion to reform may be genuine, but it comes late and may not go far enough.

All may be genuine sympathisers; many may be of good heart; some may even have done useful work.

This also may or may not be genuine, but consider asking them what they want to do next time.

Most Washington reports consist of stories emanating from inside the government: these may (rarely) be genuine leaks; they may come from officials anxious to brief against rival officials, but that too is rare in this disciplined and corporately-run administration.

They may not be genuine Girl Scout Cookies, and may have been tampered with.

Inter- and intra-observer variability may not be the dominant source of noise, rather there may well be genuine biological variation between beats.

The gold may not be genuine, but the enthusiasm is.