Sentence examples for were not genuinely from inspiring English sources

One industry insider envisaged legal challenges if the new drugs were not genuinely innovative.

I would not have given that advice if it were not genuinely my view.

Such projects were not genuinely cutting greenhouse gas emissions, she said, and so were not real offsets.

Peter Green, founder of Manchester homeless charity Barnabus, said he thought many were not "genuinely homeless" and had turned down help from the council.

At the Sydney Games, 10 of the 12 members of the Spanish intellectually disabled basketball team were not genuinely disabled and team members had to return their gold medals.

In London, a group of 19 Uber drivers took the company to an employment tribunal earlier this year with the help of the GMB union, arguing that they were not genuinely self-employed and were entitled to workers' rights, including the national living wage.

The brand wouldn't be so successful if it weren't genuinely appealing, and Russert in these pages is characteristically forthright, unpretentious, respectful, and values-laden.

"It seemed like the people concerned weren't genuinely seeking dates," he said.

That does not mean that Mr. Khan was not genuinely popular.

Exhibiting the traits above won't mean anything if you're not genuinely qualified.

If you're not genuinely interested in their answers, you're in the wrong job.