Sentence examples for all the sincerity from inspiring English sources

A few people actually mean it, but a lot of people say such things with all the sincerity of a hard-up used-car salesman.

Personally, my favourite part of this charade is the fact that, when questioned about his actions, Mills regretted them with all the sincerity of a 10-year-old caught extracting ice pops from the freezer drawer.

The dancers behave with all the sincerity and depth of mannequins.

Elsewhere, the "tepid April rain fell on London with all the sincerity of a hired sales gimmick for umbrellas".

With all the sincerity of an 8-year-old, he told the attendant, "I gave last night".

Your neighbor should have acted more — well, neighborly: Asking if you minded (with all the sincerity she could fake), then making a big show of her gratitude.

He goes on to say: "I say this with all the earnestness and sincerity of a scientist who has spent nearly 20 years' research into the chemistry, biochemistry, physiology and pathology of fluorine – any person who drinks artificially fluorinated water for a period of one year or more will never again be the same person mentally or physically".

With all the attendant sincerity and awkwardness, it felt an awful lot like prom night.

In the context of all that sincerity, The Darkness were seen as a "joke" band four men from the decidedly uncool town of Lowestoft in Suffolk who favored spandex over leather jackets and falsetto over pained emotional candor.

Bonner wrote in her blog recalling the meeting that she "was completely blown away by the unexpectedness of it all, the sacredness of the moment, and the sincerity of all involved".

As well as the humdrum work of disarming combatants, repatriating refugees and so on, those that succeed also pursue three more ambitious aims: the commemoration of the victims, economic development and (temporarily) the restraint of social divisions.Commemoration reassures survivors, and all those who doubt the sincerity or durability of peace agreements.