Sentence examples similar to progressing genuinely from inspiring English sources

But India's frailties meant that its progress was genuinely exciting, unlike when Australia won, which felt like a procession.

They are likely invested in the relationship and your progress and genuinely want to know how you are doing.

"I have spent a fair amount of time with the auditors this year - they were very pleased with our progress... they genuinely believe in our five-year plan and the progress we are making".

Whether human thought genuinely progresses is arguable, and our ability to regress is, sadly, plain.

Recently there has been some progress toward creating genuinely national government bodies and more inter-ethnic cooperation.

Peirce maintained a considerable interest in the topic of classification or taxonomy in general, and he considered biology and geology the foremost sciences to have made progress in developing genuinely useful systems of classification for things.

The term "Blairite" has become a slur for anyone to the right of Corbyn, but Progress people are genuinely big fans of the blessed Tone.

In a year of tentative progress toward a genuinely world-class slate of winners and nominees, Cuarón's movie issues a bold challenge to the academy: That one of its last borders should finally be opened.

It's also a game, with its steadily progressing career mode and genuinely astounding looks, than can lock you in for the long-term.

This would mean a holistic view of achievement that can genuinely show progress over time and in context.

However, a spokesman for the trust said: "This is very much a work in progress - we are genuinely open-minded and don't have any fixed views".