Sentence examples for there genuinely from inspiring English sources

Or there genuinely isn't anyone she fancies.

More often than not, there genuinely is no subtext.

"I think there genuinely is a real opportunity for us," she said.

Or is there genuinely a new era, after 25 years of debt build-up and financial sector dominance have come to an end?The case for the optimists is that there are some signs of value in the markets.

I think there genuinely is a lot of humour in police work because the job is so grim that really dark jokes are a way of getting through it.

If Mr McCain wants to do that, he has kept quiet about it.Since both candidates score badly on reform and fiscal prudence, the tax debate is really about distribution within the current tax structure: and here there genuinely are big differences.

"But it looks like they got in the meeting and there was genuinely a debate there".

This is disappointing, for Mr. Resnick is one of those abstract artists -- and there are many others like him out there -- genuinely deserving of serious scholarly treatment.

"I thought that she was me but that she'd got there first, genuinely.

These days there is genuinely no reason to wear an outfit twice, and you don't need to be Victoria Beckham to afford it.

Are there people out there who genuinely believe that the poppy supports and celebrates war?