Sentence examples for probably genuine from inspiring English sources

Mr Erdogan's proclaimed distaste for Mr Sharon's policies is probably genuine.

A Western diplomat in Baghdad told me that the results of the referendum to ratify Saddam's popularity were probably genuine.

A spokeswoman said that the internal document was probably genuine, though officials could not recall creating it.

The weather gives him a welcome – and probably genuine – excuse for a continuing fall in clothing sales, and may help him keep his job a while longer.

There was no mention of her sense of betrayal and her aspirations for John Major were probably genuine despite he subsequent disappointment with him.

Jonathan Alter finds it "almost beside the point" that the documents that got Mary Mapes fired by CBS for being phony were probably genuine after all.

Such enthusiasm is probably not genuine, according to Kek Galabru, the president of the Cambodian human rights group Licadho.

In what is probably a genuine effort to amplify more voices, the media ends up inadvertently limiting these voices to a pen of minority representation.

But, in the absence of any vigorous counter-claims, he is probably a genuine spokesman.In this section Africa acknowledges it must help itself Democracy postponed Should reform be faster or steadier?

Although a small minority of Leeds' firm probably were genuine racists, Gall says it seemed as though a lot of others got caught up in the moment and gave Hitler salutes at matches because they'd seen other people doing it.

The apparent duplication is probably not genuine.