Sentence examples for nothing genuine from inspiring English sources

— a tale full of sound bites and fury, signifying nothing genuine or hopeful or brave.

Ben Karlin, its executive producer, says: "There's almost nothing genuine about a politician appearing on our show, including those we like.

He knew full well that he had never produced a magnum opus: "All I produce is little fragments... Nothing big, nothing solid, nothing genuine".

"There's nothing genuine in this wretched country now, not even the bread that we eat," he laments in a form of conclusion.

"Remember, nothing genuine ever comes easily," Mr. Collins told him, adjusting, then readjusting, those silky lobes, "especially in a world populated by fakes and fakers".

I've got nothing against genuine capitalists.

"There is nothing like genuine appreciation of the author's work".

The diary exudes confession under compulsion – of imminent death, the fear of retribution in the afterlife, perhaps – but there is nothing of genuine atonement in it.

Russia was a land of imitation political parties, stage-managed media and fake social movements, undergirded by the post-modern sense that nothing was genuine.

"We have had nothing but genuine sympathy and understanding from everyone we have dealt with in Amarillo and Texas," said Maggie Reeve, the victim's mother.

In Düsseldorf or Erfurt, Amsterdam or the Hague, I encountered nothing but genuine empathy and solidarity for Indonesians' collective struggle to come to terms with our violent past as well as to render tangible justice for an untold many.