Sentence examples for for the sincerity from inspiring English sources

It was astonishingly good – movingly good, for the sincerity and authenticity and passion of the cooking.

He slipped into a cascade of the letter S. The jubilee would be full of moments "striking for the sincerity expressed as much for the scenery encountered.

The new "Hot Sauce Committee Part Two" (Capitol) is the Beasties' most tolerable album in years, largely for the sincerity with which Ad-Rock, MCA and Mike D clamor for, and practice, a return to old-school values.

Mr. Laredo pushed Dvorak's "New World" Symphony very hard: too fast for an established orchestra, perhaps, but fitting for the sincerity, high-energy enthusiasm and physical ability of this particular group.

The mayor spoke of his admiration for the "sincerity" of those protesting the shooting of Rice, but also praised the city's Public Safety Director, Michael McGrath, who has been facing calls to resign.

If he occasionally goes in for cheap potshots at the world of boulangeries and carpal tunnel sufferers, he can be forgiven for the sincerity of his disgust and the sharpness of his wit.

For assessment of the sincerity and accuracy of the participants in answering question 3, their answers were compared to reported pain intensity.

But for all the sincerity with which Mr. Reed imparts such nuggets of hard-won wisdom, his chilly, poker-faced portrayals of personal happiness are not exactly inviting.

Such claims are open to rational assessment, not in discourse but by comparison with the actor's behavior: for example, if a son claims to care deeply about his parents but never pays them any attention, we would have grounds for doubting the sincerity of his claim.

Nobody who knew Mr. Reagan and heard either version of his two stories could doubt for a minute the sincerity of his revulsion for the Holocaust.

Sam has no evidence for or against the sincerity and reliability of aliens as testifiers, so he lacks both positive reasons for trusting the diary's contents and negative reasons against trusting them.