Sentence examples for I sincerely fear from inspiring English sources

Richard M Nixon "I sincerely fear for my country if Jack Kennedy should be elected president.

I don't say this lightly, and I sincerely fear that loss of faith in journalism ultimately will cause more harm to the nation than any outside enemy could hope to.

I sincerely fear they are going to spoil the people and turn them into fat, lazy Americans!

I sincerely fear that Billy has become a puppet for the political persuasions of Franklin Graham (and to a lesser extent, Anne Graham Lotz).

"Keith sincerely feared Gram was doing an unhealthy amount of heroin," Meyer writes.

But even if he threatened only 25 people, those were 25 people who sincerely feared for their lives.

In spite of this – in 1950, garlic was widely and sincerely feared by most British cooks – the reviews for the book were rather good.

"I sincerely doubt employees who fear that they may be laid off will be able to develop software titles that could impress people around the world".

In spite of my deepest fears, I sincerely believed that economic success was within my reach.

Sincerely, Maria P. Dear Maria, You are, I fear, in a difficult situation.

I sincerely hope not, but with this global distress signal failing to attract attention, I fear the worst.