Sentence examples for is a sincerely from inspiring English sources

The argument is that it is a sincerely held belief that same-sex marriage is harmful to children and to society and thus, good folks exist on both sides of the argument.

"If it is a sincerely held religious belief that it offends the owner's beliefs to participate in that wedding ceremony, absolutely," Jindal said when Todd asked him if a restaurant should be legally allowed to refuse to cater a same-sex wedding.

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

Michael Holroyd, the biographer, observes that the prime minister "was as sincere as believers in the Flat Earth were sincere... History will show him to have been a sincerely dangerous man".

"It's a sincerely mutually beneficial partnership.

"He's a sincerely great customer, great person, and the kind of guy who would accept patients without insurance.

He was a sincerely religious man who, because of his belief in the underlying unity of all things, tended toward pantheism and has been called a nature mystic.

Mr. Lewis, for his part, swallowed any misgivings because, he said, Mr. Brown was "a sincerely decent man" whom the white community could do business with.

It may not be perfect, but it's a sincerely ambitious first feature from a film-maker who has both the technical skill and artistic vision to aim for the stars.

While irony is everywhere in Babel's work, here it shifts as erratically as Lyutov's squadron, and the terrible end of "After the Battle" may be a sincerely Nietzschean appeal.

She added: "I think it's a sincerely held view that the best way to resolve this matter is to be as accommodating as possible to the Israeli government, to seek influence with them and through that to try and move them to a more positive decision.