Sentence examples for question genuine from inspiring English sources

There was, without question, genuine passion on both sides of the Brand/Miliband exchange and being exposed to it made me long for more of that sentiment in the broader political sphere.

This goes beyond mere belief in the empirical adequacy of our theories if we suppose that the relations in question are genuine modal relations rather than extensional generalizations about concrete actual phenomena.

Maybe, but the succession question raises genuine problems.

The question of genuine, undiluted experience has been on my mind.

"The question of genuine equality for women has been deferred since the French Revolution," said Joan W. Scott, the eminent American historian of France.

"There can be no question that genuine democracy must prevail," Mohammad Mursi, a brotherhood spokesman, wrote in an article for Tuesday's Guardian.

As it was, he rather fluffed his lines about the bible's Second Corinthians, leading some on the religious right to question how genuine Mr Trump's seemingly opportunistic embrace of God was.

Anyway, if you ask a question of genuine importance you'll only be told how badly the other lot are doing, and that you'll have a lot less money to spend if they get into power.

One might question whether genuine justice obligations are avoidable in this way (Cohen and Sabel 2006).

In sum, the question of genuine normative relevance of institutional action becomes the question of whether the institutions have legitimate authority so understood (Raz 1990).

They do so either by denying that the responses in question are genuine emotions, or by denying that the targets of these responses are imaginary characters and situations.