Sentence examples for Sincerely from from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Sincerely from" is not correct and is not commonly used in written English
It is typically intended to convey a closing sentiment in a letter or message, but it is incomplete and awkward. Example: "Sincerely from your friend, John." (This would be better as "Sincerely, John.")
They love Putin sincerely, from the bottom of their hearts.
Kelsey stood up, asked me about myself, introduced me to his wife and thanked me sincerely from stopping by.
I will be eternally grateful to Joel Schumacher for putting that song in the movie, and I mean that, sincerely, from the bottom of my heart.
Sign the letter with something like "Yours Truly" or "Sincerely From.
No specific prayers are assigned for the Waquf, so simply pray to Allah sincerely from your heart.
Still, Mr. Tucci is taking a break from acting, film and Hollywood — though not, he sincerely hopes, from making people laugh.
"If there was anything not allowed, I sincerely apologize from everyone here.
Sorting out the good (or sincerely wacky) from the bad (or frivolously solemn) is hard work, given the prevailing conditions of information overload, which, like video games, seem geared to road-testing the nervous systems of teen-agers.
Yours sincerely, Henry Porter From: Tony Blair To Henry Porter Subjectt: Liberty Dear Henry Porter, Frankly it's difficult to know where to start, given the mishmash of misunderstanding, gross exaggeration and things that are just plain wrong.
"Any allegations leveled against a person concerning their past are irrelevant as long as they hope for Allah's mercy and sincerely repent from any previous misguidance," it said.
