Sincerely insincere, insincerely sincere, authentically inauthentic, inauthentically authentic, his work vexes the normative and all the usual binaries.
But there were also more realistic signals: Europeans and Americans may be making their venerable partnership more modest, less messianic and possibly more effective.Mr Bush left the Hapsburg capital a bit like a ridiculed rich uncle at a family reunion, welcomed insincerely to his face and belittled behind his back.
Fulsome means unctuous or excessively or insincerely complimentary and does not mean full or copious.
"Insincerely Yours" has a smooth Nineties West Coast hip-hop feel, while "URL Badman" takes on craven internet trolls with a fresher, more melancholic hip-hop sound, and "Life For Me" is a vibrant Afro-pop number with sweet hi-life guitar.
Then he laughed, seeing, finally, that, unlike every other talk show he's been on, "The Daily Show" is not even insincerely sincere.
Unlike many comedians, Silverman excavates prejudice less by digging into her own background (though in one episode she insincerely promises "full-frontal Jew-dity") than by strip-mining the turf of other minorities, particularly blacks and gays.
He panicked, spoke awkwardly and briefly, insincerely promised to visit soon, and fled.
She turned out the light, neglecting both her regular and her special Bible study, neglecting to kneel at her bed to pray, and only very quickly (though not insincerely) asking a silent blessing on all the people in her family, flipping their faces through her head like a card deck, instead of turning each of them over in her mind like a little statue.
Suddenly, the back wall of the stage is filled with the face of Mr. Spacey, looking deeply and insincerely sincere, as only Mr. Spacey can.
Even before we can speak, Trivers notes, we learn to cry insincerely to manipulate our caregivers.
