Partly to prevent this, perhaps, Pakistan is urging America to accept what it sincerely believes: that NATO's strategy in Afghanistan, even if reinforced by the 40,000 extra troops requested of Mr Obama, will fail.
The people in the plug and play camps may not "get" it, and I sincerely believe they are missing out, but I've yet to hear a convincing argument about how their marginal existence fundamentally detracts from the overall vibe of the city.
"I say in the introduction to the book that this isn't a theory, it's an explanation – and I sincerely believe it is," he says.
I teach at Cal because I sincerely believe it is a way I can best contribute to improving the world, to reduce suffering some, to enhance flourishing.
Of course as they are starting their second day of work on their looks, Tim enters and announces, "Designers, I want you to know on the one hand I'm loathe to present what I'm about to present, on the other hand I sincerely believe it will help each of you".
"When you are out there listening and hearing their concerns, I sincerely believe that it helps you govern better," Mr. Pataki said.
The United States has made China the superpower it is today and I sincerely believe that our government needs to crack down on the lopsided trading practices between our two countries.
As Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz of Pakistan, a former Citigroup executive, explained, "If we do this pipeline and it does take off, I sincerely believe India-Pakistan relations will move forward in the right direction". Indian officials, while concerned that Pakistani governments will not always keep the gas flowing, judge the economic and strategic gains to be worth the risk.
It sounds cliché, but I sincerely believe everything happens for a reason.
It was sincerely believed, for instance, that once the coal mines had been transferred from private to public ownership under the flag of the National Coal Board, ancient strife between managers and miners would cease.
Moreover, the instructions say, the agents of Andersen did not need to know they were violating the law, and the firm can be convicted even if it "honestly and sincerely believed its conduct was lawful" so long as it committed acts with the intent of impeding the S.E.C. inquiry.
