Sentence examples for and sincerity for from inspiring English sources
I did it once on holiday, and I'm aware that it's one of those subjects that people can get pretty boring and sincere about, and sincerity, for we British, is no state in which to dwell, so I'll be brief.
As you speak to prospective customers, don't worry about their response, just let them feel your passion and sincerity for what your product can provide.
China has made clear that it's "entirely up to the U.S. side" to show respect and sincerity for the negotiations to resume.
Yet people have flocked to join the Labour Party to vote for him, attracted by the clarity and sincerity of his stand for the environment, for equality, and against the excesses of capitalism.
The depth and sincerity of his feeling for the project was striking.
I was profoundly touched by the tenderness and sincerity of Ashley Judd, champion for girls and women, who teaches girls in remote parts of the world to access their innate resilience.
"The sense of intimacy gives the thrill of sincerity," he wrote in another letter, reminding us that both "intimacy" and "sincerity" are, for him, ends in themselves, not means of comfort or connection.
One might guess that Mr. Adler, 46, who studied semiotics at Brown University and ceramics at the Rhode Island School of Design, had developed his careful balancing act of cynicism and sincerity — cynicerity, for short — as an adult.
All agree, however, that repentant apostates should be spared; the time and sincerity needed for such disavowals to count is debated.Ibn Warraq says that the nub of the problem is that sharia makes atheism the number one sin, ahead of murder.
Beginning with a general question—What is good?—it progressively breaks up this question into a whole series of subordinate questions, analyzing meanings ever more minutely, growing narrower and narrower but always with the utmost modesty and sincerity, striving for increasing simplicity and exactitude.
"handwriting can embed emotion and sincerity" accounts for 81%.
