Sentence examples for more sincere for from inspiring English sources
BERLIN — The new beginning for the most important relationship in Europe — between Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany and President François Hollande of France — started Tuesday with a bolt from the blue, an apology, and a sense of harmony that seemed somehow more sincere for the adversity that came before it.
Corbyn seems more sincere and, for some, more likeable but this is not, in the eyes of these swing voters, enough to make him a leader.
A sitcom spinoff low on cinematic merit but high on breathless, absurd farce, this gaudy outing for Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley's inseparable fashion victims plays as a paean to unapologetic hedonism, but also as a more sincere hurrah for loyal friendship.
Observing that pain firsthand will usually allow you to develop more sincere compassion for the person experiencing it.
And South Korea wants a more "sincere" apology from Japan for its colonial rule in Korea and for its mistreatment of Koreans during the second world war.In this section Schröder's Germany More killing in Kosovo The United Nations regrets Handle with care Worst of friends ReprintsDebate the past, consider the futureHistory has its place.
If Iowa opts for Mike (More Sincere Than Mitt, Less Weird Than Rudy), chances are that New Hampshire voters will decide that going that way lies disaster.
But the most significant trends in aesthetics lie in a renewed contact with the legacy of Antiquity and in a pre-romantic aspiration for a more sincere kind of sensibility, often towards nature itself.
My love for you has become more sincere.
The more sincere and honest we are about ourselves, the easier it is for advertisers to pin us down.
But it would be better and perhaps more sincere if we do not have to wait decades or centuries for apologies to be made for contemporary evils.
