Sentence examples for convey sincerity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Thompson does his down-home best, using his ability to convey sincerity to underscore his conservative bona fides as well as his religious conviction — and combining the two in the phrase "our rights come from God and not from government".

There were handshakes all around, with palms over hearts in a gesture to convey sincerity.

After that first, "Aw shucks," "Let's hear it for real people," barrage augmented by a winning smile and a hushed voice that's meant to convey sincerity to the 25th power, it was clear that what I indicated in an earlier HuffPost piece about her has become patently clear.

It's much easier to convey sincerity when you make your apology in person.

If you wish to convey sincerity, use both hands while shaking.

Writing essays has never been my strong suit; I have as much difficulty conveying sincerity through text as I do in speech.

Magill offers a brief semiotic analysis of hipster affectations — trucker hats, Pabst Blue Ribbon — to exemplify how irony now has the task of conveying sincerity, allowing the trendy to gesture at working-class affinities while keeping a safe distance from anything resembling a political commitment.

It was not just his words, but his face and the sadness in his body that conveyed sincerity, humility, and, yes, love.

Additionally, if you apologize while your emotions are rushing, you may have trouble conveying sincerity.

The rest of the performers were solo acts, and nearly all were determined to convey unmediated sincerity.

Norman Tebbit has a face for radio, and some uglier views, but he manages to convey charm, sincerity and a lot more gravitas than Nigel ("Mine's a pint") Farage.