How To Use Genuinely In A Sentence
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Everyone became equally loud, crude and garrulous, the technically sober behaving identically to the genuinely drunk.
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I would also argue that the results Kumon reports achieving have little to do with their philosophy and practice about teaching and learning and much more to do with the fact that it gets parents and assistants as its teachers are called genuinely involved in children's learning.
Ellen Galinsky: Fast-Tracking to Kindergarten? How About a Good Track to Learning in Kindergarten and Beyond?
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Ironic, because this is genuinely naked food, stripped bare, revealing all, hiding nothing.
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The size and familiarity of the little lamb is genuinely touching.
Times, Sunday Times
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I phrased it as a sarcastic taunt, but I genuinely wanted to know the answer.
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Their songs have a certain elegant charm and a quality of innocence that's genuinely disarming.
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We would urge celebrities and icons not to support energy dense foods and to make sure it is a genuinely healthy product they promote.
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Each year a select few men and women are honored because of their genuinely heroic contributions to the enhancement of cooperative enterprise and to the advancement of the principles of cooperation.
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At the beginning of the film, her Toula is genuinely uncomely.
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I don't want to sound like a begging, grovelling idiot, but I am genuinely in pain knowing that I cant go.
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It does not therefore describe the collision of genuinely non-aligned gravitational waves.
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I genuinely mean that - I am indebted to the team here for putting up with my pet hates and musings every week.
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As a result, bullfighting was left to the plebeians who in turn enthusiastically took up to its practice, and took it to heart as a symbol of something genuinely Spanish.
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Until philosophers rule as kings or those who are now called kings and leading men genuinely and adequately philosophize, that is, until political power and philosophy entirely coincide, while the many natures who at present pursue either one exclusively are forcibly prevented from doing so, cities will have no rest from evils, ... nor, I think, will the human race.
All the President's Lies
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This lady was genuinely surprised at what happened to her pet.
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The men I spoke to genuinely thought they'd completed their families then divorce hit and they hooked up with childless women.
Times, Sunday Times
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Hickock, who was a genuinely skilled shot, drew, took careful aim (some versions have him using a fencepost as a rest), and drilled Tutt through the heart.
David E.
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You can say that you genuinely forgot, or got muddled up or fibbed.
Times, Sunday Times
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That disaggregation permits the creation of a wide range of new forms of governance, including relationships between national and international courts, that will be the backbone of a genuinely global justice system.
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I'm not a fan of the honours system, or peerages in general because very few genuinely deserve to be lifted in status.
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Was he genuinely not aware of the sort of law-abiding person you are?
Times, Sunday Times
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‘It was also clear that he was genuinely contrite and that he had never previously been in any kind of trouble with the police,’ he said.
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Well, some girls specialise in married men because they're dumb, nasty bitches who genuinely dislike other women.
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There is no challenge more pressing nor more fundamental than developing a genuinely sustainable way of life for humankind.
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They were genuinely intrigued by the story and felt little need to elaborate on what already seemed so outlandish.
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Elf is a charmingly daffy movie that feels like a leap back in time to more genuinely heart-warming Christmas fare.
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He has got that ability to turn a game in an instant - often with something that genuinely leaves you open-mouthed.
The Sun
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"That's so not true" he countered defensively, looking as if he was genuinely hurt.
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For this genuinely commercial purpose there will be no Revenue objection to the changing of accounting bases or dates.
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I wonder if he thinks his mailbag is a sign that the English are genuinely becoming more emotional about food.
The Guardian World News
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What is more, the book has generated some genuinely warm and enthusiastic reviews.
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I purchased bracelets from the league at that time the war started and provided bracelets to others genuinely concerned about returning our soldiers that were missing or prisoners in Viet Nam.
Letters and Notes
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Only the opening sequence could claim to be genuinely innovatory.
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In keeping with tradition, tourists were genuinely treated as honored guests and pressed by locals to accept thick slices of home baked bread, the crusts constellated with sesame seeds and fragrant anise, then roasted bell peppers, black kalamata olives, white wine and cloudy, iced glasses of ouzo.
The Alluring Remoteness of Karpathos
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When we talk about this, he becomes introspective, genuinely unsure if he had anything to apologise for or rather a lot.
Times, Sunday Times
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Here, the assonance rhyme between the two principal terms sets the stage for a compelling comparison made on a genuinely imaginative and rather unexpected basis.
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It was, they might concede, yes, for now, genuinely quite interesting; a bit of an anomaly, but we had all the time in the world and there was nothing particularly at stake - or if you like there was something very particular at stake, the anomaly bit, but it would soon be an anomaly no more and no rush about it.
Encasement
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They were genuinely outraged and grieved by it.
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The conclusion of the story, in which Procne kills their son then bakes him in a pie and serves him to Tereus in revenge, is less recounted somehow, arguably because the scorched-earth emotional relentlessness it exemplifies sits so uncomfortably withinthe heart of the genuinely feminine.
Divorce, American Style
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If you're afraid of what a neutral redistricting will do, just imagine what a genuinely partisan gerrymander could accomplish.
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‘You're absolutely right ’, Devlin interrupted, genuinely getting what she meant.
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Imagine, apparently conclusive evidence to the contrary notwithstanding, that a very few gifted individuals are genuinely clairvoyant.
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This transformation, displayed in haunting dream sequences and eerie visions, makes for some genuinely frightening and heart-stopping moments.
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He's overcome some genuinely tough customers, but Gimenez was abject.
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When they all end up in neighbouring hotel rooms on holiday, hilarity ensues - genuinely.
The Sun
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It was a genuinely fun wee low-budget film, and contained a million instantly quotable lines.
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Clambering aboard, top-heavy with a pack full of gear for all weathers, the pre-requisite for any decent holiday in Scotland, I am genuinely surprised at how comfortable and spacious the accommodation is.
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When he let his genuinely winning smile come through in that interchange with Ifill over her forgetting the order, he displayed a charm that could be used devastatingly to his advantage.
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These moneys are genuinely additional and we await his decision.
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On top of this, they demonstrate just how clean and genuinely cosy homes built of stone, lime, mud and thatch can be.
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And Kuznetsova, with her dark hair and plaintive eyes and sometimes obnoxious laugh, has become a new emblem — an emblem not of suffering, but of anger with the place that Russia has become, a parallel world cordoned off from Europe and the United States that lacks drinkable tap water and a genuinely independent judiciary, and is led by a criminal regime driven by the puniest of ambitions: theft.
From Russia, With Self-Loathing
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We genuinely believe there is a place for an air ambulance in those crucial incidents where an air ambulance could be vital.
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A genuinely happy and rather round nurse bustled over to her.
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Despite that hiccup the fact remains that Denmark have a genuinely decent side.
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Nikka Costa is a rare treasure; a one-time child star who has grown into an unpretentious, genuinely talented adult.
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Admittedly, it's a bit blokey – there are few female voices – but it has some genuinely funny presenters such as Christian O'Connell, Frank Skinner and Dave Gorman, as well as properly produced documentaries, very unusual for a commercial radio station.
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We also learn that George III was ‘a genuinely faithful spouse… devoted to his fifteen children’.
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The first time he is confronted with the sheer bulk of the super size meal, Spurlock is genuinely amazed.
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I am genuinely perplexed by the fury some express about the so-called "fratricidal" nature of Ed Miliband's victory over his elder brother David.
Why treat Ed Miliband as a younger son who should 'know his place'?
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But it seemed a waste not to seize the unique opportunity to stretch your brain on something that genuinely excited you.
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This may be shameful, but it's genuinely impossible not to laugh.
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First, let me say that Otto Rehhagel has demonstrated the true worth of a genuinely gifted coach.
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Several scholars have argued that the CLC was either unaware or genuinely disinterested in constitutional issues and therefore did not play an important role in the patriation debate.
Archive 2007-04-01
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If I scold her for something, most of the time she genuinely apologizes.
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But there was no mistaking the genuinely violinistic quality of the solo part.
Times, Sunday Times
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They may genuinely want to be considerate and fair but lack of experience, technique or pressures can interfere.
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By and large, people prefer their copper and brass polished, so some evidence of age, offered by the patina which is so helpful in identifying genuinely old articles of pewter, is not always available for copper and brass.
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Genuinely unaware of my plagiarism, I appear to have stolen this idea from Stuart.
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Life's pressures weigh less heavily on those who genuinely have no conscience or guilt, the pathologist told me.
Times, Sunday Times
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He is genuinely perplexed that people don't think he has done enough.
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‘For someone who is genuinely poor and down and out and doesn't have the ability to repay their debts, there is no change at all,’ he said.
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He is one of the most genuinely charitable people I know, giving of both his time and his money.
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They're really getting behind the team and seem to be genuinely enjoying their rugby.
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He argues that only one solution to the problem is genuinely under a carmaker's control.
Times, Sunday Times
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Life's pressures weigh less heavily on those who genuinely have no conscience or guilt, the pathologist told me.
Times, Sunday Times
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The expensive, bought costumes and masks are very often inappropriate and can genuinely frighten smaller children, she adds.
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In contrast, Ezekiel announces a new rule in which the shepherd will genuinely care for the sheep.
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Their songs have a certain elegant charm and a quality of innocence that's genuinely disarming.
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Some nights the theatregoer knows something genuinely important has happened: a seismic shift in the possible.
Times, Sunday Times
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The difficulty for doctors is to identify those that are faking, and those that are genuinely unwell.
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And because he wants, intermittently, to sentimentalize their dilemmas, he has a hard time generating genuinely potent satire.
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Amazingly, the gun press reviews I've consulted say that it is a genuinely manageable, shootable gun, the result of excellent design.
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The issue facing the conscious planner is to devise a process which genuinely considers the interests of rural people.
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Michael Bryant was a nut-brown necromancer who looked as if he may genuinely have commanded graves to open.
The Tempest - review
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This one-off single sees the band present a genuinely beautiful take on Punjabi folk, backdropped by a loping funk beat and breathtakingly lovely guitar.
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It's a humorous, serious, poignant, moving script, that genuinely explores the value and meaning of education.
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It brought back a lot of memories and was really a genuinely creepy place to be.
The Sun
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He is one of the few truly great, genuinely maverick songwriters and performers of the present day.
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They were genuinely excited, surprised and rather moved.
Times, Sunday Times
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I think Jessica is a pretty woman who genuinely means well, but she's dumb as a rock.
Axelrod: I'm not thinking about Palin's next move
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She appeared genuinely surprised by this gesture of affection.
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On the horror front, George Romero's genre-busting Night of the Living Dead allegorises militarised consumerism as zombie flick and is genuinely scary as well as hilarious.
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For years it seemed this talented tunesmith would continue to carry the torch for genuinely genius grunge guitar pop.
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I couldn't quite make out whether the doc was peeved because I was back again or genuinely surprised to see me again so soon.
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And just think, if we ever achieve proper reform and a genuinely proportional system, we might see the splitting apart of the big old parties and perhaps a genuinely progressive, genuinely viable alternative to the preening, self serving, oleaginous Labour Party, which has failed everyone in this country who claims a leftist or liberal bent, will emerge.
Constitutional reform: Alternative currents | Editorial
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Such a chapter of accidents, however ridiculous in modern eyes, epitomised a genuinely important aspect of international relations.
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We know how many river users are appalled at the way pilotage is being run and who are genuinely frightened to use the Humber without an experienced navigator.
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He was genuinely motivated by a desire to assist them in achieving an end to their dispute.
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And there is no emotion more powerful or harder to resist than a genuinely righteous one.
Times, Sunday Times
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The conclusion of the story, in which Procne kills their son then bakes him in a pie and serves him to Tereus in revenge, is less recounted somehow, arguably because the scorched-earth emotional relentlessness it exemplifies sits so uncomfortably withinthe heart of the genuinely feminine.
Divorce, American Style
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The dance-music scene was unsegregated and genuinely multicultural, unlike other youth movements.
Times, Sunday Times
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We are to assume that he genuinely believes the 'state' is paradisal.
Times, Sunday Times
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This suggestion clearly implies that the animals were feral, or even simply free-roaming domesticated herds, rather than genuinely wild.
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The builders marshalled their machinery, but it was l970 before the Upper School was genuinely open.
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I have to say that he was a thoroughly nice bloke, genuinely modest and unassuming.
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Many are run by sincere people who genuinely believe what they teach.
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Unlike the neoconservative apologists for the Republican attempt to rip off the poor, he is a genuinely original thinker, as well as a prodigy of learning.
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They are genuinely concerned about the effects of religious divisiveness in the modern world.
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The lie, which soon became an untruth (for people came genuinely to believe this ungenuine account), was that Keats's sensibility, his sensitivity, the thinness of his skin, and the coagulatory thickening within his troubled mind were responsible first for his abdication, so discouraged was he by the reception of his poems, and then for his death.
Keats's Afterlife
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I do not pretend that my history can be genuinely value-free.
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Second, it is a matter of political certainty that all the leaders genuinely want to save the world from the present crisis.
Times, Sunday Times
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As she left the stage, Higgins seemed genuinely touched when a small contingent in the crowd serenaded her with a quick verse of "Happy Birthday.
Michael Bialas: The Civil Wars, Missy Higgins Show Their True Blue Colors at Folks Fest
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Mike had the feeling that, deep down inside, she genuinely meant it.
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A deeply soulful and erudite man who genuinely loved the theatre.
The Sun
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So is there any genuinely interesting news in all this vacuous Hollywood house-hunting nonsense?
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In the interests of good government it is essential that the monarch be revered, but not genuinely loved.
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He manages the feat of being at once soft-spoken and opinionated - giving the impression that he genuinely doesn't care what other people think of him.
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Apart from these changes effectively doing away with my livelihood (already reduced somewhat due to the Motor Accident changes) my fear is that workers genuinely injured are going to be uncompensated.
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When we started we genuinely could not play at all but we all enjoyed it so much we carried on regardless.
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New acquaintances are genuinely enchanted by my son's name and that tickles me.
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And oftentimes, I talk to those who engage in cyberbullying behaviors, and they genuinely didn't realize the harm that would come from them posting certain information online.
The Rise In Cyberbullying
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It is a dark, and at times genuinely scary, tale set on the wild North Yorkshire coast in the 1700s.
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Although Quaker meetings are held in silence, individuals are allowed to speak, if genuinely moved by the spirit to do so.
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It may sound boring and not clever or witty of me but I really, genuinely think it matters.
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It is becoming hard to find genuinely honest and readable accounts of football.
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In order to obviate that, because money is fungible and budget-cutting is suddenly in vogue, you would think that government agencies would be aggressively trimming noncritical, nonlife-threatening expenditures and diverting scarce resources to genuinely pressing needs.
Waste And Bad Judgment Sprout At The USDA
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Mr Chairperson, I genuinely do not wish to delay things unduly but I need to be clear on this point.
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"Many men are genuinely proud of their culinary skill and see nothing undignified or unmasculine in being able to turn out a batch of fluffy biscuits."
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Similar policies have led to the frustration of any genuinely democratic aspirations.
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Their ensuing adventure is a rip-roaring treat capable of appealing to both adults and children alike, featuring a superb script and some terrific visual gags as well as some genuinely moving moments.
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Such accounts call for perusal in depth; so I'll end with a few short quotations that at least give the flavour of this delightful, and genuinely educative, book.
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She also forgot that her boss, President Assad himself, pontificated just weeks ago in the Wall Street Journal to the West and his fellow Arab rulers, that the Syrian people genuinely love him due to his anti-Israel and anti-U.S. policies.
Dr. Josef Olmert: Reporting Syria: 1984 and Tass All Over Again
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I genuinely think the world is an amazing place, and I imagine I could spend upwards of five lifetimes exploring its wonders.
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He was genuinely pleased with this marriage and so Lydia could do nothing, but bow her thanks.
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As the final battle between the sex-addicts and the neuters unfolds, head injuries multiply, heralding the orgiastic dawn of the neighborhood's sexual - and genuinely moral - awakening.
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Yet I am genuinely sorry to leave our merry band.
Times, Sunday Times
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They're genuinely unspoiled because Canadians have a knack of preserving their heritage that's uncontrived, in spite of the demands placed on the environment by modern tourism.
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He seemed genuinely thrilled to be back on the mound, even without a blazing fastball.
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We are chagrined, we are contrite and we are genuinely grateful to you for correcting us.
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If genuinely free elections were permitted, power would inevitably shift towards tribes in the South, predominantly the Ewe.
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They think it's time someone taught a lesson to George, a genuinely irritating lug who, like the rest of the characters, has more going on inside than is immediately apparent.
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Tom used to own Uncle Freddy's Gallery with his partner and wife Linda Dorman, named in honor of his deaf-mute uncle, who was one of the few genuinely considerate adults in his not so pleasant youth.
Paul Klein: The Catharsis of Hillbilly Nudity
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If only she had had to play genuinely quietly, or without vibrato, or (heaven forfend) unbeautifully!
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Sometimes it can be genuinely disabling without the right treatment, if a nerve is trapped or a disc is bulging.
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A genuinely democratic culture has therefore been stultified and the ruling elite itself largely lacks popular legitimacy.
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I am genuinely astonished it has been recommissioned.
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On the most important theological issues, including ecclesiology, Roman Catholics are genuinely closer to the Orthodox than to Protestants.
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There is no doubt that the observation of precipitation in the very small wells of the plates in question was subjective, and there is no doubt scope for differences of genuinely held opinions.
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It is a gorgeously realized and refreshingly carefree love story with a genuinely happy ending.
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‘When someone genuinely apologizes and makes amends, most Canadians will forgive them,’ Stowe said.
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It is often based on systematic observation, and can serve as a genuinely useful tool for expanding our concepts of sexual and gender possibilities.
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All his relatives seem genuinely delighted to see him when he pitches up at their door.
Times, Sunday Times
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It was a terribly sad situation and some of these soldiers were genuinely shell-shocked.
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Yet the woman who finds a genuinely protective mate in a less glamorous man may still feel romantically deprived.
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We need some wins and I genuinely believe our luck is going to change.
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But the option is there, and it is clear that ministers, from the Prime Minister down - though Mr Jones's position is still obscure - still genuinely think this is a possibility.
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In the centuries following Christ's death, Christians genuinely believed the world was about to end.
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It's that despite all of this, she knows how to throw out a genuinely good electronic album that is more fun than fantastical, more brain than brawn.
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I find it kind of discomforting when people I tend to agree with on the issue say things like “I genuinely find nothing objectionable about Tiller’s practice.”
Will Saletan’s Moderation
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And there is no emotion more powerful or harder to resist than a genuinely righteous one.
Times, Sunday Times
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He recited the words and managed to keep it from sounding hokey or stilted, and the rest of his speech was genuinely inspiring, not just the usual catch-phrases.
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For if genuinely unfit, the fact was speedily demonstrated; whereas if merely shamming, discovery overtook him with a certainty that wrote "finis" to his last hope.
The Press-Gang Afloat and Ashore
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Being a war correspondent is a genuinely dangerous job, just like they portray it in the movies.
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The bus to the pinnotheres was fondly, the faecal is gemmed, and i had statant how big the ballerina greenish genuinely is.
Rational Review
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People genuinely do seem bashful about pressing the ‘call flight attendant’ button.
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In addition to tackling fraudulent and exaggerated claims, we must improve the quality of justice for genuinely injured parties.
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Neighbouring schools and boroughs complained that brighter children were being creamed off, seriously disadvantaging those schools which were still genuinely comprehensive.
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Genuinely novel ethics are not always genuine improvements, while many anciently articulated ethical goals remain elusive.
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On top of this the Italians are genuinely entertaining: they cook pasta, sing, dance, argue passionately, flirt relentlessly and fall on the floor play-acting.
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Without wonder, men and women would lapse into deadening routine and little by little would become incapable of a life which is genuinely personal.
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The baptist is the guy who supports the policy out of the goodness of his heart - he genuinely wants to help out those on low incomes.
NZ On Screen
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What struck me about the firm is how genuinely friendly and informal it is.
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I wasn't hurt or injured by that in the slightest, genuinely.
Times, Sunday Times
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It is designed to give voice to a genuinely held concern of EU citizens, " said Lutz Gullner, a spokesman for Trade Commissioner Catherine Ashton.
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Let your friends know you are genuinely sorry and that you understand why they're peeved.
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And neutral monism assumes that there are genuinely physical (i.e., nonmental) phenomena that need reducing, panpsychism does not.
Neutral Monism
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Nicholas Hoult does look genuinely apprehensive, which is annoying because he's been perfectly at ease until now.
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They all seemed genuinely happy for each other and this great spirit of camaraderie was what struck this correspondent forcibly.
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That the other is another transcendental, world-constituting ego is essential if there is to be genuinely transcendental intersubjectivity.
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A few pearls roll off, unfurling some genuinely glistening sounds for the waning summer days.
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Yet the woman who finds a genuinely protective mate in a less glamorous man may still feel romantically deprived.
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So I'm genuinely baffled to see that the fashion for small, high-maintenance lap dogs persists - and not just in America.
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The sponsor, a senior vice president in charge of both groups, appeared to be genuinely interested in resolving the conflict.
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I've beta-tested this at various points and at each time I've been struck by Ludicorp's amazing combination of utilitarian, usable interface aesthetic and genuinely witty whimsy.
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Dorothy sighed, her expression genuinely penitent.
ALONE With You
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However, there is no doubt in my mind that the two officers were genuinely regretful that they were not requested to stop traffic.
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Sometimes, this request does come out of a genuinely blue sky, whacking a conscientious multiple querier or submitter right in the noggin.
Author! Author! » 2010 » September
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It's the guitar work that leaves the biggest impression, and fans of genuinely great rock albums ought to find plenty to admire here.
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A clutch of business figures pondered which Scottish companies - outside the whisky firms - could be genuinely described as global.
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If he sees, for example, that a wrongdoer has genuinely repented and that no good would come of forcing the miscreant to do jail time, he'll suspend his sentence.
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So nice, compassionate, slightly innumerate people who genuinely want to help the homeless could conceivably have been taken in.
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Oh yes, and the evil scientist uses the aliens 'pelvic examinator gun ray thingie to amalgam four assorted woodland creatures into a girlfriend -- Animala -- portrayed by the only genuinely attractive person to appear in the movie.
The Lost Skeleton of Cadavra
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Are the more sexual representations merely offensive, or can they be genuinely harmful?
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The best bits, apart from a few genuinely funny ad-libs, are when the actors seem to break character and reveal things about their own real lives.
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In the centuries following Christ's death, Christians genuinely believed the world was about to end.
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It was genuinely a really good, fresh take on the glossies.
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We must remember that in a fair society, an individual who has genuinely incurred loss due to the negligence of another, should have some recompense for that loss.
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Whatever had taken place in the banqueting hall after my departure, there was now a genuinely celebratory atmosphere amongst the guests.
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the government's objective is to insure a genuinely level playing field for American industry and commerce in Europe
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Frank sang aggressively, peremptorily, without really expecting an answer; there is desperation and neediness in Nora's voice, but I don't hear her as genuinely asking a question either.
