Sentence examples for would genuinely be from inspiring English sources

"That would genuinely be a scandal".

That might sound like a pursuit worthy enough to warrant a government grant, but with Grimes you imagine it would genuinely be great.

And a London education job is not before time". Gwen Evans, deputy general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, added: "We welcome David Miliband as the new schools minister, who will bring an impressive analytical strength to the team; his earlier work on policy development provided hopeful indications that DfES policy would genuinely be evidence-driven in the future.

Occasionally, a fellow student would genuinely be interested in what "the weird girl" was listening to.

I would genuinely be on the lookout for demons and would be really scared sometimes at night as a little kid.

Ask yourself if someone unrelated to you would genuinely be interested in wearing the piece of jewelry.

Then Paolo knew he'd genuinely been let in.

Team GB's main hope was Natasha Jonas, a Liverpudlian fighter with so many friends and family in the audience that it was difficult to tell whether the wall of flesh was shouting "Tasha" out of nationalistic overfamiliarity, or whether they'd genuinely been at primary school with her.

Nonetheless, these two types of theory would not genuinely be in conflict, as they would be addressed to answering different questions.

"Everyone else would have genuinely been better off studying engineering at Hogwarts, because at least that way they'd have a fucking owl to show for it," he said.

If they'd said it was a bad omen, I would genuinely have been like, 'Ah good choice, let's go back to camp and eat some more pig's testicles.' But it was an experience like no other".