Sentence examples for rarely genuine from inspiring English sources

At rallies, he says, she often flashes what he calls social smiles, but rarely genuine smiles like Mr. Bush's.

In particular, other strong attention generating events such as reward omission, conditioned inhibitors and aversive stimuli induce predominantly depressions and rarely genuine dopamine activations [ 14, 29].

However tired the 76ers were supposed to be after their seven-game series against Milwaukee ended Sunday, they rarely showed genuine signs of fatigue.

Critics say attendance figures at new churches rarely represent genuine new growth, but are largely due to "sheep stealing" – poaching existing members of other congregations – and attracting students looking for a new place to worship after leaving their "home church".

No wonder most of the resolutions tabled are exercises in political grandstanding on social issues by trade-union shareholders although, to be fair, a chunk of this year's record crop of resolutions have addressed corporate governance and executive pay.As for electing directors, there is rarely a genuine contest for a boardroom seat.

But "Yes Man" rarely rises to genuine hilarity.

In my eyes, multi-national corporations and private businesses rarely have a genuine interest in what is best for people in developing countries.

Boyd and Henrich also argue that a cultural evolutionary theory can accommodate Sperber's claim that cultural reproduction rarely works through genuine copying.

In the show, the jester who is supposed to speak truth to power rarely gets a genuine laugh.

Professional commentators are happy to tell us that we're doing money all wrong, but they rarely offer any genuine practical advice.

That Ms. Petersen's Lulu was rarely seductive in any genuine sense seemed to be precisely her point: more often than not, she was both a scarred adolescent fascinated with the powers of her sublime figure and face and an amoral kitten prone to remorselessly raking everything within reach.