Sentence examples for Greater sincerity from inspiring English sources

There's greater sincerity".

To resuscitate an interim arrangement, the two parties would have to return to the land-for-peace formula with greater sincerity.

The literary periodical Forum was founded in 1932 by Menno ter Braak and Edgar du Perron, leaders of a movement that aimed to replace superficial elegance with greater sincerity and warned against the German threat before the war.

Intentional or not, this is the result of Russia's cruel diplomatic recipe: an appalling application of force clobbered the opposition into pleading for serious negotiations; the threat of its sudden removal may, at last, compel the Assad regime to approach those negotiations with greater sincerity.

writer and critic, cofounder with Menno ter Braak of the influential Dutch literary journal Forum (1932 35), which aimed to replace superficial elegance of literary style with greater sincerity of literary content.

But if Mr Abe at least stays away from the Yasukuni shrine, Mr Hu will feel that his ostracism of Mr Koizumi has paid off.History lessonsOn his trip to China and South Korea, can Mr Abe give indications of greater sincerity than Mr Koizumi?

There, often late at night, Pat Boone and Henry Winkler have peddled them with great sincerity.

Reinhart said he was not expecting repentance or any "great sincerity" from the suspect.

A colleague asked with great sincerity for my honest appraisal of his forthcoming novel.

And he claims, with great sincerity, that his real objective is to become a weekend tennis player.

"During the meetings, the Chinese side has shown great sincerity," said the spokesman, Cui Tiankui of the Foreign Ministry's Information Department.