Sentence examples for often genuine from inspiring English sources

There are also often genuine "first mover" advantages.

The media is equally attracted by tales of derring-do, often genuine, which show good overcoming evil.

Occasionally, contemporary reconstructions do duty for combat shots, and, perhaps more often, genuine footage is deployed in inappropriate circumstances.

Lacking economic and often genuine political self-government, small societies assert their cultural identity and clamour and sometimes fight for autonomy.

Candidates may play up the insecurities (often genuine) of a particular minority, such as Muslims or dalits, the Hindu group formerly known as "untouchables".

Well, the music sort of makes the whole universe feel unbelievable – unlike on Empire, where Timbaland's songs are very often genuine jams (and bestsellers on iTunes), and it's easy to believe that these R&B singers would become huge acts.

But as is often true of genuine hypocrites, this patina of piety covers the meanness beneath.

E-mail filters, though helpful, often block genuine e-mails, while still letting through some spam.

For Mr. Giuliani, the words that come up most often are "genuine," "honest," and "strong".

White fans spoke, often with genuine empathy, of Kaepernick's right to speak.

Intelligent, sympathetic questions are often asked; genuine insight sometimes emerges in reply.