Sentence examples similar to insincere commitments from inspiring English sources
Love then, does not mean compliance, confluence, or a slavish or insincere commitment to harmony.
The purpose movement gets accused of being a recession-induced fad, while companies that are suspected of being insincere about their commitment to purposeful agenda are accused of the new corporate crime of "purpose-washing".
She jumped the fence to the pro-life movement in 1995, but even that commitment seemed insincere.
Skip to next paragraph Multimedia From the stalled Middle East peace process to the still-open prison at Guantánamo Bay, in Cuba, to the diplomatic deadlock with Iran over its nuclear program, Mrs. Clinton acknowledged a list of unfinished projects, which she said had sowed suspicion that the American commitment was "insufficient or insincere".
The singer, represented by solicitors Carter Ruck and, in court, by William McCormick, claimed that the article suggested that John's commitment to the charity is so insincere that he hosts the ball knowing that only a small proportion of the money raised will go to the charity, and that he uses the event "as an occasion for meeting celebrities and/or self-promotion".
"Very insincere intentions.
"But they were insincere.
