Sentence examples for never genuinely from inspiring English sources

I have never genuinely felt at home here.

No matter how good the AI, the computer will never genuinely understand.

But that is an option the country's military rulers have never genuinely embraced.

"It means a lot because I never genuinely thought I'd be able to come here year after year and keep doing it," he said.

In Europe The mainly middle-class leftist militants of the late Sixties and Seventies, such as the Baader-Meinhof gang, never genuinely threatened Germany and Italy.

Bacevich laments that the military never genuinely considered a post-cold-war approach to national security based on "modesty and caution," an approach that he says "might better serve the nation that the generals had sworn to defend while preserving from unnecessary harm the soldiers they professed to love".

Many Americans have never felt — genuinely never felt — the apocalyptic fear of nuclear war.

But the Arab contributors to the issue never did genuinely engage with their Israeli counterparts.

Some critics of symbolic AI believe that the frame problem is largely unsolvable and so maintain that the symbolic approach will never yield genuinely intelligent systems.

And, perhaps most important for Land Rover, the Discovery Sport is something the LR2 never was: genuinely competitive.

It is never meant genuinely.