Sentence examples for perhaps he genuinely from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he genuinely believes the two local votes do not reflect his personal standing.

Perhaps he genuinely felt his late father's business affairs, and those of his immediate family, were off limits.

There's been a certain lightness of touch, a certain "aww shucks" shtick, perhaps because his intra-day communications skates on the surface, sometimes inelegantly, or perhaps he genuinely doesn't conceive of politics as a cage fight.

Perhaps he genuinely doesn't know MDMA is illegal.

Now that the work has been published perhaps he still genuinely believes it is a book purely about golf.

Or, perhaps he was genuinely ashamed of himself, and felt this shame would prevent him from doing the best possible job at the CIA.

Sure, Pawlenty and Portman are Romney's kind of guys, more or less, and perhaps he feels genuinely comfortable with them.

Perhaps as a defensive strategy aimed at winning over the committee or perhaps because he genuinely does doubt the company's official version of events, Horn said he also struggled to believe this story.

It's an embarrassing item, to be sure, but perhaps he is also genuinely ashamed of Right to Life's merciless and persecutory style; he has continued to play up his involvement in Pregnancy Now, and his departure when it began to drift into a pure anti-abortion mode.

And perhaps she genuinely meant her pledge to do better.

Perhaps you thought that he genuinely wanted to have a conversation only to find out that you wouldn't be given a chance to respond to his spiel?