Sentence examples for for a sincere from inspiring English sources

"I see a longing for a sincere politics, but candidates haven't created the language to express it".

Every credit for a sincere and whole-hearted initiative must be given to Nicholas; nor can we laugh at such a use of his power, however vain its results.

If anything, "Spanglish" chokes on an excess of sincerity and guilt, and, in retrospect, its failure may turn out to be momentous for a sincere and guilty community — Hollywood liberals in a state of post-election dismay.

For a sincere ecologist, the optimal habitat is a big city where millions live close together: although such a city produces a lot of waste and pollution, its per capita pollution is much lower than that of a modern family living in the countryside.

My suspicion is that despite the ambiguity of the word "frankness", it refers more to the need for a spontaneous discussion, than to the need for a sincere one.

Even his supporters couldn't quite muster the courage for a sincere congratulations and arguments in his favor.

"He was doing what he did out of a sincere love for his country and the principles that the country is founded on.

While giving him credit for supporting the civil rights movement in key crises as attorney general, for denouncing apartheid during a 1966 trip to South Africa and for taking a sincere interest in poverty in the late 1960's, Thomas notes that Kennedy authorized J. Edgar Hoover, the F.B.I. director, to wiretap Martin Luther King Jr. "to find out if he was under the influence of the Kremlin".

First, Ruiz chastised Jones for not putting a sincere effort into promoting the match.

Then he criticised the government for not making a sincere effort to hold elections by this April, to replace the parliament the king dismissed in 2002.

To put it at its harshest, for many whites a sincere belief in Simpson's innocence looks less like the culture of protest than like the culture of psychosis.