Sentence examples for remained genuinely from inspiring English sources

Under the Iowa law, five (soon to be four)  Congressional and 150 legislative districts have become and remained genuinely competitive.

And everyone, from the most important official to the person whose job it was to confiscate our water and frisk for weapons, remained genuinely buoyant.

Through the spring, many among the liberal intelligentsia remained genuinely skeptical of the die-hard contingent of protesters — people like Nafy and Ismail.

They insisted he remained "genuinely conflicted" and rejected suggestions he was seeking to exploit the issue to maximise his chances of succeeding Mr Cameron as Conservative leader.

However, I did ultimately enjoy Arnott's storyline rather more than that of Gates, if only because it was the more subtle tale and I remained genuinely unsure as to whether he would tell the truth at the inquest or save his skin.

Sources close to Johnson said he remained "genuinely torn" and that he would "chew over" what the prime minister has to say when Cameron appears on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show on Sunday, before issuing some form of statement this evening.

I remain genuinely confused by this transformation.

It successfully squared the circle of appealing to a mass audience while remaining genuinely of the left.

Polls taken just before Ms Diaz Santillan's revelations showed the race, in effect, tied.Voters, moreover, remain genuinely split on the central question of the race.

That's probably because of Satomi Matsuzaki's contributions, whose vocals and bass-lines stop the music spiralling off into abstraction - while remaining genuinely odd.

Although Tunisians generally use French or English in the scientific disciplines, they remain genuinely attached to Arabic in the literary sphere in poetry, the novel, and the short story.