He's got to believe sincerely in every word".
The Roman Catholic church now believes, sincerely, in human rights, in democracy, in freedom of religion, and that antisemitism is a dreadful sin.
Nolan seems to believe sincerely in the force of his criticisms, and the movie is nothing if not (unintentionally comically) earnest.
As a director, Mr. Ratliff wisely rejects the temptation to make fun of his subjects, most of whom seem to believe sincerely that they are doing the work of God.
He too may believe, sincerely, that giving English MPs an exclusive say over laws that apply only to the UK's largest nation is the right and proper thing to do.
And to her credit, she did renounce -- and, I believe, sincerely -- Charles Manson".
He is an embarrassment to all true conservatives, men and women who believe sincerely, thoughtfully and sensibly that the role of government in American life should be limited.
The idea that regulation stifles the economy, ultimately hurting consumers or workers more than they help, is one that conservatives believe sincerely ― and that, in any given case, is a reasonable subject for debate.
Most faculty say--and believe sincerely--that they treat everyone fairly, Handelsman adds, but "there's so much research that shows that we all bring tremendous unconscious bias to every interaction.
This is a debatable version of history, but it's not an irrational one — and Cruz believes it sincerely.
