Sentence examples for a sincere form from inspiring English sources

Is This A Sincere Form Of Flattery?

Imitation may be a sincere form of flattery, but something more ambitious than imitation is far more honoring.

But rather than choose stridency and suppression as her show's thematic thrust, Sherman-Palladino opts for a sincere form of big-city sass and striving.

The reference to "Kramer, Robert Bentonn's multiple Oscar winner, is a sincere form of flattery, but it is also something of a cop-out.

If imitation is a sincere form of flattery, Mr. Deem's admiration of his artistic forebears was carried out on his own canvases.

Sexuality in all these films comes in a sincere form, and not in a kinky manner such as in the subculture of "devotees," the common term used for able bodied individuals who are sexually attracted to people with disabilities.

Rather, please consider our relatively poor imitation as a very sincere form of flattery.

Whereas Montaigne's followers, though significant theological figures in their day, "showed no particular fervor in their religious views" and practiced a "tepid, if sincere" form of Catholicism (Popkin 1992, 124), the same could not be said of Blaise Pascal (1623 1662), whose Pensées attest to a more "evangelical" brand of Pyrrhonian piety.

If everything, in the presence of the camera, is a performance, the most sincere form of filmmaking would be to show the show, not to get past the mode of performance in quest of some being behind it but to see performance as the inevitable mode of cinema and, perhaps, even of personal identity.

Nevertheless, she genuinely conjures up horror in its purest, most sincere form.

"They say imitation is the most sincere form of flattery," Shorten told reporters on Monday.