Sentence examples for write genuinely from inspiring English sources

Still, it's a rare thing for a poet to write genuinely powerful poems; to be struck those all-important five or six times.

She is in the book for only 10 pages, and one wishes for more because she is evidence that O'Brien can still write genuinely funny characters when she lets herself.

Against a background in which something as vast and grand as The Mastersingers of Nuremberg can be described as a comic opera, a couple of attempts were made to write genuinely funny operas.

So far, the BNP's flagship has been very blonde young man called Joey Smith, who writes genuinely sub-gash choons across rock, pop and punk.

Because of the king's illiteracy, these documents were prepared in English or Dutch by whites who took up residence at his kraal; to ascertain that what was written genuinely reflected what he had said, Lobengula would have his words translated and transcribed by one of the whites, then later translated back by another.

That right-wing comedy is simply more difficult to pull off in the same way "it's hard to write a genuinely left-wing action film".

Some time soon, I hope, a twenty-first century Nancy Mitford will appear and write a genuinely funny and insightful book about fashion magazines and all the monstrous eccentrics who sail in them.

If it is a rare achievement to find something new to say about the Tudors, then it is even more of one to write a genuinely revelatory book about the second world war.

Venmo Presents: "Austen's Juvenilia" Did you know that Austen wrote some genuinely hilarious juvenilia?

The playwright uses gradually unfolding exposition well, and he has written some genuinely funny exchanges.

Four days later, when a letter arrived from Milligan's lawyer, expressing a grievance and requesting compensation, Morgan wrote, "I genuinely cannot believe how prickly Spike is being over all this".