I'm sincere

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

"It might sound corny, but I'm sincere".

"I'm sincere when I say I'm glad to be here in your class," Mr. Bush said.

"I'm sincere in my belief that poetry can change the world," he said.

My fellow judges, both of whom are deeply knowledgeable and passionate about literature, argued their positions eloquently, and I'm sincere when I congratulate Edna O'Brien on the award.

Some people will see I'm sincere and that I was innocent, – I am innocent – and some people will maybe think I'm an opportunist social climber.

I'm sincere in this.

I was sincere.

I was sincere, but also slightly irked.

"I was sincere, and she reacted with violence and aggression.

I am sincere, I do mean it and that's not currently fashionable, but that's who I am.

"I am sincere in what I am saying now, and I was absolutely sincere then," Ms. Sobchak said this month, when a Ukrainian television talk show host, Oleksandr Tkachenko, asked if she was the same person.