Sentence examples for a genuine one from inspiring English sources

A vegetarian, she says it's an excuse, "but a genuine one," that she takes her cues on wearing animal skins from Native Americans: revere the source.

"The idea of it being a limited humanitarian operation was a genuine one but it was a naive one," Jeremy Shapiro, who served as an adviser on north Africa and the Levant on Clinton's policy planning staff.

England haven't had a genuine one since Ray Illingworth.

But perhaps this new aesthetic response is a genuine one?

The distinction, in other words, was a genuine one.

In photography a fake scene can have the same presence as a genuine one.

In contrast, the new regime will provide a genuine one-stop shop, cutting down on both costs and red tape.

Ian Kerner, a sex and relationship expert and best-selling author of She Comes First, told the Huffington Post: "Smartphones make it harder to focus on the person you're on a date with and have a genuine one-to-one experience".

This is in part because I would love to hear from anyone who sees the robot last an entire performance, but also because the play seemed to be a genuine one-off: a (perhaps unrealistically) ambitious project that relied on a director at the back of the room controlling an onstage robot thespian.

Kurzweil is a genuine one-off.

As Schrems puts it: "a genuine one-stop shop would be a smarter solution.