Sentence examples for has been sincere from inspiring English sources

Hartley and her colleagues look to those bishops for support — in part because the support they had hoped for at home, from Canterbury, has been sincere but timid.

"His interest in returning to the club has been sincere, real, and continues to be one of his earnest priorities throughout this off-season".

Even as he acknowledges "instances of exploitation," he contends that "much of the non-Native interest has been sincere, respectful and motivated by a real desire to learn". Can his heart really have been in that happy ending?

"There has been sincere, serious negotiations and efforts by Democrats and Republicans to create a criminal justice system that is more fair, more even-handed, more proportionate and is smarter about how we reduce crime".

It is also a fact that the prime minister has been sincere, and frank when he advised our Egyptian brothers that they should not be wary of secularism and thus secularism should be included in the new constitution.

That line, 'I am bound to thee forever,' that Othello has, is sincere.

Hadrian's desire for peace seems to have been sincere.

The Greek government said the talks had been sincere.

She responded that her selections had been sincere: "Nothing about anything I do is ironic".

Her thanks had been sincere but already almost casual, her wave jaunty.

Mr. Pataki's aides say, however, that the governor's efforts to break these deadlocks have been sincere.