Sentence examples for most genuine when from inspiring English sources

The film, a huge hit in Brazil, feels most genuine when treating the family's early years.

At this point he's most genuine when being reasonable, wistful, reassuring or grateful: to a woman or to his entire audience in the aw-shucks-thank-you "I'll Always Remember You".

They were the sort of couple who seemed to experience their most genuine togetherness when they were separated by a safe distance of at least a few hundred miles.

She, possibly unfairly, decided Claudia wasn't the most genuine of people when she was in celebrity Bake Off.

There are outcrys when celebrities are airbrushed, when their most genuine self is not presented to us in all of its glossy, magazine cover glory; but sometimes, when a celebrity breaks out of their societally-defined character and does something "crazy", we bemoan them and wonder where humanity has gone wrong.

At no time did anyone appear to feel anything other than confected enthusiasm: you can tell a programme is struggling when the most genuine person to appear on it is Sir Richard Branson.

One of its premises is that marriage itself is a matter of dressing up and performing, and that those enactments, particularly when children are watching, can be its most genuine part.

Those rare moments are when a player sometimes called A-Fraud seems most genuine.

To me, it means, I want to make sure when I share myself I'm giving the best of me, the most genuine part of me.

"It's the most genuine type of tourism," he said.

"He's the most genuine person," he added.