In my case, I reasoned that if I played Batman with utter sincerity (in that he doesn't think he is funny) and, occasionally, with a little wink to the audience, then I could be absurdly big with the character.
She signed off as she always did in those days, with utter sincerity, "Heil Hitler!
"May all that emerges from me be beautiful," Yves Klein prayed, with what seems like utter sincerity, in the handwritten text of a reliquary-like work, enshrining blue and pink pigment and gold leaf in little Plexiglas boxes, from 1961.
Much is made, particularly in her rather condescending British press (her utter sincerity, her deeply felt ballads, falling foul of the national requirement for irony) of the fact that she has made no attempt to go blonde, or deliberately sexy, or change her appearance in any way whatsoever (though, with the help of Maria Callas's dietician, she did lose weight).
His selection of plebeian models for the most important characters in his religious pictures caused great controversy, but the utter sincerity of the figures and the intensity of dramatic feeling are characteristic of the Baroque (see photograph).
He reads out corporate mission statements with utter sincerity.
What Trump stands for, with utter sincerity, is Donald Trump.
His famously asinine question about wives and servants was asked rhetorically and with utter sincerity.
But I hope that even non-believers will acknowledge the film's utter sincerity.
— and one that suits Cheyenne, a retired rock star played with consummate oddness and utter sincerity by Sean Penn.
