Electing representatives who are genuinely representative of democratic approaches is not easy.
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6 sentences with “genuinely”
Short, simple sentences with “genuinely”, suitable for children and primary/elementary school, with common expressions and related words. You'll also find examples for middle and high school.
Brief definition: genuinely
In a real, honest, or sincere way; not fake or pretending.
6 sentences with “genuinely” — examples
Even the Ptolemies, the most genuinely independent power in the region, recognised that Rome had all the real power in international affairs.
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By the mid-1960s, however, families followed, demographically transforming the old, almost all-white Europe into a genuinely multi-ethnic society.
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Posing as a unifying force above the strife of petty politics, Louis Napoleon was genuinely popular across class and regional lines throughout France.
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Herodotus also raised questions of continuing relevance about the meeting of different cultures; despite the greatness of his own civilisation, he was genuinely concerned with the question of whether one set of beliefs and practices (i.e. culture) could be "better" than another.
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Of all forms of government, communism was supposed to be the most genuinely democratic, responding to the will of the people rather than to fake representatives bought with the money of the rich, and yet decision-making in the USSR was in the hands of high-level members of the communist party, the so-called apparatchiks, or bureaucrats.
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