Sentence examples for may genuinely from inspiring English sources

He may genuinely dislike his moral climate.

Finally, the Greeks may genuinely feel guilty for the accounting gimmicks used by previous governments.

Yet others, less cynical, suggest that perhaps Mr Hariri may genuinely have changed his mind.

A few may genuinely believe global warming is a left-wing plot.

The army may genuinely feel that it cannot oppose Mr Speight's political platform.

"Abusing compassionate leave is inconsiderate to fellow colleagues who may genuinely need the time off".

Steven Gerrard may genuinely believe England can win the next World Cup.

For example, I think they may genuinely believe that Dr. Shazia wasn't really raped.

As much as the audience may genuinely love his songs, I sense a lot of condescension.

About 4 per cent of them may genuinely be hearing low-frequency noise, but this shouldn't be a problem.

Some may genuinely admire Mr Putin's resurrection of a "strong" Russia (as, alas, did the elderly Solzhenitsyn himself).