Sentence examples for be sincere on from inspiring English sources
adjective
Genuine; meaning what one says or does; heartfelt.
- I believe he is sincere in his offer to help.
While he may be sincere on this score, he obviously realizes that Pakistan's civilian rulers have to defer to the wishes of their powerful army on such issues.
Whether he was sincere on either count is, of course, known only unto God.
They have had a hard time convincing the base they are sincere on economic issues because they have grown the government".
Mr. Rogers: My diagnosis of the reason they stuck it on the department in this case is because they didn't think we were being sincere on the human rights issue.
So the issue for social-conservative voters is what to do now and how to tell whether candidates are sincere on the issue, and determined to fight it, or just "checking a box" with an intent to leave it alone.
"I intend to take serious steps to show that I am sincere on this," Matthews said.
The engagement must also be sincere and meaningful on both sides.
My father gave me these hints on speechmaking: "Be sincere … be brief … be seated".
Second, enumerators requested respondents to be sincere with their estimates based on the assumption that they were selling excludable goods in the market, and third, respondents were advised to give individual estimates and not figures they thought could be socially acceptable.
Material neediness destroys the ability to be sincere because your focus is always on protecting your possessions and aiming to accumulate more instead of looking outwards into the human community around you and perceiving the ways in which you can add substance to it through the goodness of your heart.
