Sentence examples for which were genuinely from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the government provided mass leisure activities, such as sports, concerts, and seaside holidays, which were genuinely popular.

Then Moon added his own thoughts, which were – genuinely – "I feel like you're going to stitch someone's skin to your face and then kill everybody in the audience".

Cities like Redlands, which were genuinely interested in community policing, didn't change their philosophies, though they had to carry them out with fewer resources.

But it's the hardware's features, some of which are genuinely groundbreaking, that stand out.

Thursday, it was the tie that the moderator, David Dimbleby, wore, which was genuinely distracting.

The result is a media which is genuinely biased against liberals and the left.

Then there are a number of her costumes, dresses, masks and other ephemera, some of which are genuinely astounding.

Also, Italy, which was genuinely on the brink last week, seems to have pulled back a lot thanks to ECB intervention.

Unlike most modern housing, garden cities are aimed at encouraging mixed communities in homes which are genuinely affordable for everyone.

When every policy is presented as evidence-based, it becomes difficult to know which are genuinely founded on science.

The tone is like that of the Monty Python movies, which are genuinely appalled by violence but register their shock by making it absurd.