Sentence examples for a seemingly sincere from inspiring English sources

But sometimes even a seemingly sincere apology is not enough.

A seemingly sincere effort to prove that Kubrick faked the Moon landing is made by Jay Weidner.

Leading with a seemingly sincere series of compliments is probably one the surest bets to having your request needs met. 3. DON'T: Tell us it's your birthday.

How should, though, an exclusivist coming to an awareness of religious diversity — the awareness that seemingly sincere, knowledgeable individuals differ with her on an issue of religious significance — respond to the reality of such diversity?

"Are you saying it's a self-fulfilling prophecy?" he asked, seemingly sincere.

Like virtually everything written in the Journal, this essay expressed seemingly sincere convictions in a faintly ironic tone, which was disorienting: we didn't really know who these people were, or how serious they were, even though the political movement they sought to explicate was anything but marginal.

What makes Ms. Letourneau (Penelope Ann Miller, giving an intelligent, beautifully controlled performance) fascinating is her seemingly sincere conviction that she did nothing wrong in conducting a sexual relationship with a child.

Then Catherine Peila, the director of Dance New Amsterdam, stood to offer her seemingly sincere opinion that with "A Guide to Kinship" Lewis Forever — who didn't even show up — was expanding the definition of dance.

It seemed like a reasonable answer, and it was quintessential Jeter: seemingly sincere, but vague.

Although seemingly sincere, these are strange words for a company that seems anything but "back".

Or maybe it was the seemingly sincere embarrassment at seeing his picture draped on the side of a minivan.