Sentence examples for hands sincere from inspiring English sources

But he is seen as a safe pair of hands, sincere and anxious to preserve the future of Welsh-language broadcasting, if not a radical reformer.

On the one hand: sincerest flattery.

He looks at the recorder I've thrust into his hand with sincere befuddlement.

On the other hand, how sincere and well thought through are expressions of compassion and solidarity fitted into status-updates?

The Hollow of the Hand is a sincere and sincerely impressive collection.

Will is a blithe, cheery leader: in his hands the music, sincere beyond all reason, is the perfect antidote to the sinister undercurrent of mistrust that runs throughout the series.

And now that Tripoli has fallen to the rebels, the man I most wish were here to witness this new dawn, in which we are holding in our hands the very sincere possibility of a better future, is my father.

My daughter squealed and flapped her hands with pure, sincere glee throughout the production, and she wasn't alone; some of the pleasure I'd taken in the performance up to that point was watching the children in the audience bobbing up and down in their seats, laughing and clapping — which made Ms. Zimmerman's words all the more well-aimed (and, as we used to say in art school, site-specific).

She gasped and almost pulled the book from my hands in a sincere desire to learn more.

Mr Obama has already won praise for his foreign policy, in particular holding out a sincere hand to Iran, ordering Guantanamo Bay closed within a year, and banning torture.

He has held out a sincere hand to Iran; he has ordered Guantánamo closed within a year; he has set himself firmly against torture.