Sentence examples for perhaps genuine from inspiring English sources

He then creates a leak of his own (perhaps genuine, or perhaps fake), chops it up and encrypts it.

The moment of tension between Berman and Barr had dissipated, either out of distraction, a sense of conflict avoidance, or perhaps genuine warmth.

Lubezki and Cuaron find riveting images and cameos, perhaps genuine discoveries from their location work on the road: an old lady does a jigging little dance in the kitchen of her bar, and a placid village festival queen, dressed like a bride, smiles at passers-by while her neighbours solicit pious donations.

I caught him at a TUC event last night, where he was admirably robust about the need to do something about the overall public-sector pay bill and pensions.But the real and perhaps only genuine star turn, to my mind, has been Lord Ashdown.

What Wilshere represented was entirely different – and perhaps of genuine significance.

But Mitko is a wily manipulator, motivated at times, perhaps, by genuine affection for the narrator, and at other moments by a durable instinct for self-protection.

It also perhaps reflected genuine happiness at the progress the two leaders had made towards a lasting peace between former cold war enemies.

The 2015 draft, which will be hosted in Chicago, provides perhaps a genuine chance for New York to draft a future quarterback that could carry them for years to come.

This would involve ­transforming their whole view of life, which would, perhaps, make genuine world disarmament possible.

As a New York born and bred kid, for me it's less about some Mob fascination and more about a grittier -- and perhaps more genuine -- version of other reality shows revolving around women.

Gaga is wont to talk melodramatically, but perhaps with genuine paranoia of her fears that she might go the way of John Lennon or Princess Diana (the latter with whom she particularly identifies), either assassinated by a stalker or hounded to death by paparazzi.