| A destructive penchant, it has often made me feel simply unworthy and left me unfulfilled, as I felt ingenuine and hollow. |
| It may seem ingenuine or false to change the way you feel simply by changing your physical state. |
| This description of the female therapist may have been a transferential distortion, an accurate reading of an ingenuine therapeutic stance, or both. |
| Perhaps the physically handicapped person perceives behaviors associated with the "sympathy effect" in a similar vein, as ingenuine. |
| I like mixing up codes: luxuary references to make everyday life lovelier and to turn what is ordinary into ingenuine privilege. |
| When Guru Amaradasa got the Pothis written from his grandson, Sahansar Rama, he realized that some other minor poets adulterated it with inferior and ingenuine hymns. |
