Sentence examples for demonstrate the sincerity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Gore can do a lot to repair his image and demonstrate the sincerity of his reform pledge by urging a Senate revolt against Mr. Clinton's F.E.C. choice.

By holding out a hand not only to the Kyrgyz authorities, but to natural regional partners, including the C.S.T.O., and the O.S.C.E., the United States and NATO can demonstrate the sincerity of their interest in regional security.

Usually instigated by radical deputies, the de-Christianizers vandalized churches or closed them down altogether, intimidated constitutional priests into resigning their vocation, and often pressured them into marrying to demonstrate the sincerity of their conversion.

If Prime Minister David Cameron wishes to demonstrate the sincerity of his new aversion to capitulating to Murdoch he could take this opportunity to insist on enforcing the promises Murdoch made to parliament in 1981 when ministers performed exactly the gymnastic feat Murdoch described.

By endorsing the proposed commission, the president would give concrete expression to his commitment and demonstrate the sincerity of his pledge.

It can demonstrate the sincerity of its commitment, and improve their productivity, by hiring a Chief Wealth Officer, with the background and experience to give sound, academically based, financial advice.

This show, marked by formal intelligence and good cheer, demonstrates the sincerity of that statement.

His previous films, "Things You Can Tell Just by Looking at Her" and "Nine Lives," have demonstrated the sincerity of this fascination, and also a quiet, at times almost imperceptible sentimental side, a tendency to view womanhood as sacred and fundamentally tragic.

He dedicated himself to demonstrating the sincerity of his shame, including his decades-long — though intellectually misguided — quest to reform campaign finance laws.

This statement has a lofty sound, and it would be easy to be scornful of it if Milosz's life and work didn't so clearly demonstrate the utter sincerity of his belief.

Being an extremely painful and slow means of suicide, it was favoured under Bushidō (warrior code) as an effective way to demonstrate the courage, self-control, and strong resolve of the samurai and to prove sincerity of purpose.