Sentence examples for may have sincerely from inspiring English sources

"Rushdie may have sincerely believed in the Bush administration's resolve to bring democracy through war to Afghanistan".

Other commentators suggest that Mr. Bush may have sincerely believed, despite the lack of evidence, that Saddam was working with Osama and developing nuclear weapons.

The Soviet soldiers may have sincerely thought that they had "liberated" the Baltic states (just as many of those who invaded Czechoslovakia in 1968 believed they were in West Germany).

Sanders may have sincerely attempted to honor King, but many Twitter users had a problem with her tweet and for a variety of reasons, especially her choice of words.

Brutus may have spoken sincerely but Antony has both sincerity and a savviness about what works with the people on his side.

Politicians like Bob Dole may have been sincerely concerned for the men whose names they wore on bracelets — John McCain spoke gratefully of that in his nominating speech — but the issue ran away with them.

Her parents may have meant this sincerely – but other relatives were less forgiving.

The chilling thing is that Bob and John may have meant it sincerely.

He may have despised her politics but he sincerely admired the conviction that had seen her defy the contempt of the Tory establishment to become an epoch-defining prime minister.

In fact they were so loud, one of the photographers thought sincerely a crime may have occurred.

Of contemporary jazz musicians, Murray may have internalized the tradition most deeply and sincerely.