Sentence examples for whose genuine from inspiring English sources

In the other were charismatic quacks or parents who were utterly convinced that the vaccine had made their children autistic (and whose genuine grief swayed many viewers).

Kate Fahy's Stevie also comes across as a shrill scold rather than a woman whose genuine love for her husband has been savagely overturned.

Just as obviously there must be politicians whose genuine only wish is to represent their party by quietly paying their respects.

There is a bracelet of carved emeralds and rubies made for Ganna Walska, the marginally talented opera singer whose genuine gift was marrying well and often (six times).

Mr. Reeves also made "Cloverfield," a movie whose genuine formal cleverness was overshadowed by an annoying pseudo-documentary gimmick — recalling "The Blair Witch Project" and anticipating "Paranormal Activity" — as well as by some very annoying characters.

If you want to understand Evans, whose genuine charm and love of journalism wilt on Bachrach's pages, read Philip Norman's "Everyone's Gone to the Moon," a wry roman à clef of Evans's and Brown's early careers.

Notorious for his expertise in cross-dressing disguise, the Chevalier was also a genuine transvestite whose true gender was kept a mystery until after his death.

She's also a singer and songwriter whose unassuming, genuine songs speak from the heart.

Grossman, a sort of hipster shyster whose apparently genuine reverence for his chosen artists was matched only by his ruthlessness in exploiting them, was managing Dylan at that time (the story goes that he had won him in a toss-up with a rival suitor, who got Bill Cosby instead).

"She is someone whose faith is genuine and she lives it in a very bold and inclusive way," he said.

Though still a stranger to subtlety, Mr. Perry has learned to balance the obviousness of his setups with characters whose interactions feel genuine.