Sentence examples for I very sincerely from inspiring English sources

When it was her turn to respond, Clinton spoke with heat: "I very sincerely but wholeheartedly disagree with those who are trying to once again up the rhetoric about our position in Iraq instead of taking a hard look about what will actually, on the ground, change the behavior and actions of this Iraqi government".

I very sincerely believed the rope had broken and he had gone into the river.

Jesus and I walked over and I very sincerely thanked her for being invited to participate in this amazing program called the American Chef Corps that she created as First Lady.

Current executives are making "hard decisions and doing a good job and doing it very sincerely".

In her first speech to the English Parliament, on 11 March, she distanced herself from her late Dutch brother-in-law and said, "As I know my heart to be entirely English, I can very sincerely assure you there is not anything you can expect or desire from me which I shall not be ready to do for the happiness and prosperity of England".

Take this interactive quiz to help you decide who to vote for... Click here to launch He continued: "One thing I agree very sincerely with Ed on, is that politics doesn't reign down on us - it comes from below.

He told a correspondent: "I wish very sincerely that Socialism would be put into effect right away and the profit system eliminated".

I love working with them, and -- I mean this very sincerely -- I'm honored to enjoy their trust and by their wish to seek that relationship on a more permanent basis".

I asked myself very sincerely, 'Why am I not with a woman like her?' " That night they left the party together and talked until 3 a.m. at an Upper West Side bar.

I mean this very sincerely, putting all sarcasm aside: I hope that it doesn't take the rape of a woman you love to change your mind.

I mean that very sincerely.