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The phrase "a mark of sincerity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an action or gesture that demonstrates genuine feelings or intentions.
Example: "His handwritten letter was a mark of sincerity that touched her heart."
Alternatives: "a sign of genuineness" or "an indication of honesty".
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The Turks want Europe, as a mark of sincerity, to name at least a date when, provided that progress towards market stability and a better upholding of human rights continues, they can start formally negotiating for entry into the EU even though they know they are unlikely to be ready for actual membership for another 10-15 years.
The station's owner, Natalya Sindeyeva, attempted to justify this policy by saying that it was a mark of "sincerity" rather than "propaganda", and a wish to be "mediators" rather than just journalists.
"But it is also a mark of sincerity for those who do not have graphic design experience.
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He wears it not as a mask of deadpan irony but as a mark of deep sincerity, which can be a source of comedy or pathos, sometimes both at once.
But it would be much better for you - and a mark of your sincerity as a true student of Shinran - to take a week, or a month, and really plow through the writings of our Dharma Master, rather than read the results of my own plowing through.
It is a mark of Annan's sincerity and helplessness that you come away from this exchange feeling sorry for him, rather than angry with him.That said, his point about the member states is a fair one.
Meanwhile, he remains, at least rhetorically, invulnerable behind a mask of sincerity.
Ella Smith is a peach of sincerity.
Nevertheless, we expect a core of sincerity from our leaders.
There's a catch of sincerity about it.
But he was making a show of sincerity.
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