Sentence examples for less sincerity from inspiring English sources

"Any good that comes from me, comes from my mom," Balthazar says, and adds, with no less sincerity, "My dad, too".

Philo concludes by admitting, with less than complete sincerity, that while he was hard pressed to make his case against Cleanthes when the discussion concerned God's natural attributes, where his moral attributes are concerned, he is at ease.

At the moment, however, most Republicans are promising to protect ("save") this endangered national treasure with apparently unfeigned sincerity, no less than Democrats.

She felt no contradiction in joining anti-globalisation protesters who rocked the 1999 World Trade Organisation meeting in Seattle, but they were less sure about the sincerity of an anti-multinationalist who headed a company with 2,000 outlets in 55 countries.

The enduring legacy of Carson's candidacy, however it ends, is likely to be the recognition that, under certain circumstances, cynicism is less of a problem than sincerity.

Even with the deeply gifted Mr. Whishaw saying these words with passionate sincerity, they feel less like declarations of love than of ideals.

Their sincerity is no less fake than their claim that they are strong on national defense.

The sincerity behind it is less so.

Mr. Gassman's sincerity is apparent, but less so his focus.

"It seems to be more or less because they are excited about sincerity.

S & M is performative, but Kraus finds sincerity in it; first-person feels more sincere but is no less a show.