Sentence examples for whether genuine from inspiring English sources

It usually does, whether genuine or in jest.

"We can tell whether genuine perfume has been diluted.

Who was to say whether genuine connection – or representation – was waiting on the other side?

What about the endless smirks about the administration's difficulties, whether genuine or self-imposed?

Whether genuine equality under genuine government of, by and for the people could ever exist is, of course, debatable.

A threat, whether genuine or estimated, to security leads to an increase in control over us by the authorities.

The errors were reviewed and consensus was reached on (1) whether a genuine PE had occurred, (2) type of error and (3) the potential severity of the error using established criteria.

Of course, whether that's genuine — whether they really have never been found, or whether they are secreted away somewhere — I have absolutely no idea.

But if you lead with your heart, people figure out whether you're genuine, whether you're real.

Under new rules approved in 2008, the Federal Electoral Institute (IFE) determines whether interviews are "genuine" journalism, rather than paid-for advertorials.

He continues, We wonder whether a genuine mystery is being concealed here or whether any similar scrutiny of a minute section of time and space would yield similar strangenesses — gaps, inconsistencies, warps, and bubbles in the surface of circumstance.