Sentence examples for while genuinely from inspiring English sources
I was invited to its Vine reviewing programme in 2011 and after ignoring the emails for a while (genuinely thought it was spam or a scam) I found out it was legitimate and started reviewing everything from steam cleaners to top-of-the range TVs.
While genuinely meaningless discourse may be "infuriating," he says, it is unlikely to be taken seriously for long, even in the academic world.
While genuinely flattered by the praise she has received, she is instinctively wary of the idea that her religion is her defining feature.
Hyman wants "facing up to hard choices" on migration, environment, terrorism and welfare while "genuinely believing in social justice and economic prosperity".
Doublethink in "1984"—"to tell deliberate lies while genuinely believing in them, to forget any fact that has become inconvenient"—sounds remarkably like what may have been going on in Downing Street in recent months.
Everyone agrees that switching from dirty coal to lower-carbon gas for power generation may help to reduce emissions quickly and inexpensively in the short term while genuinely low-carbon energy sources such as renewables and nuclear are scaling up.
"But after a while, I genuinely started to enjoy it.
For the first time in a while, Clinton genuinely came off as proud of her record, which is her strongest point.
Words are nothing more than vocal exhortations of signs and signifiers, while, really, actually, genuinely, being all we have in this world.
Kao says that metallic jewelry-like temporary tattoos are a growing trend, providing a great opportunity for creating something that meshes with existing fashion while also adding genuinely useful functional capabilities.
An "expanded" environmental philosophy is one that does two things: it retains some of the key features of revised environmental philosophy (e.g., consequentialist and rights-based theories) while also introducing genuinely new features ones that had not yet been part of a moral theory.
