The phrase "a sincere statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that a statement is genuine and heartfelt, often in contexts involving apologies, affirmations, or declarations of intent.
Example: "I would like to offer a sincere statement of my commitment to improving our community."
Alternatives: "a heartfelt declaration of" or "an earnest expression of".
Hence, for example, some have argued that Abelard's statement in his theology disclaiming any ability or pretense to address the issues necessary for salvation or to give anything more than verisimilitudes about the divine, is a concession to his persecutors more than a sincere statement of his view of his own work (Abelard 1987, 123, 201; Sweeney 2006, 90 3).
Rolling Stone's Michael Azerrad described the album as "industrial-strength noise over a pop framework" and "harrowing but catchy music"; Reznor proclaimed this combination "a sincere statement" of "what was in [his] head at the time".
Is it an ironic response to an increasingly polarised political landscape, or a sincere statement of our need for sympathy and mutual comprehension?" says Public Art Fund director and chief curator Nicholas Baume.
It took Guerrero nearly a decade to reconcile her anger, which is displayed in a sincere statement toward the end of her book.
Therefore, when Greg claims that he is "completely functional" under the influence of cannabis, it's likely a sincere statement.
Steve Carell, as a husband betrayed (who riffs on the word "cuckold"), speaks his mind quietly and firmly, and brings a bracingly severity to his curt, sincere statements of emotion.
A stark, brutalist construction, it infused eastern and western sounds, and pit basic, benign web-speak ("being bae", "breaking the internet", "qween") against sincere statements of compassion.
There is a deeper problem, though, than the contradiction of making a sincere political statement out of shopping.
If not for the sale, she said, "the academy would close — and that is an honest and sincere statement".
Are they making some kind of sincere statement about globalisation and the corporate elites?
Start with a statement of sincere and honest appreciation (again, even "Thanks for trying x,y, and z…") to make the person feel valued.
