Значения термина become genuinely на английском

He performed miracles of strategy, and Berlin had very naturally become genuinely alarmed.

You see players who, with exposure to the right competition, could become genuinely world class.

She had become genuinely in love with her bush husband during that wonderful honeymoon journey.

Like every other part of the university, libraries must change their culture to become genuinely customer-focused.

On paper, firms will likely face somewhat less red tape and doing business will become genuinely easier.

It appeared to her more diverting when in two days' space she had become genuinely fond of him.

In spite of obvious practical difficulties and the sea-change needed to become genuinely sustainable, he believes it's all doable.

Janet had become genuinely interested.

She seemed to have become genuinely well-disposed towards him of late, though in rather a mocking, maternal sort of fashion.

Many women now avoid marriage, partly because domestic interests fail to attract them, and partly because they have become genuinely interested in industry.

If grammars could become genuinely meritocratic, transforming the prospects of bright kids regardless of background, then they'd still stand accused of depriving comprehensives of talent.

She became genuinely interested in the discussion merely as a discussion.

She refused a vacation suggested by her employer, who gradually became genuinely concerned about her health.

The security exec's shout became genuinely agitated.

But when Hall writes scenes rather than synopsis, the personal drama ensures the political gravity becomes genuinely gripping.

While he was no Sir Basil Zaharoff, he became genuinely concerned when a client's ideas sounded too half-baked.