Sentence examples for more sincerely from inspiring English sources

And the more we believe our own lies, the more sincerely, and hence effectively, we can lie to others.

Jeb, compared to his brother, seems much more sincerely devoted to the great theoretical cause of American conservatism, limited government.

As Nance poses his questions in an ever more sincerely self-questioning, self-revealing, self-doubting mode, he gains in inner and outer experience.

Playing her first major part on screen, she broke down in tears when receiving the award, thus emulating rather more sincerely Gwyneth Paltrow's weeping at the Oscars.

These images embrace the myth of family wholesomeness more sincerely than Mr. Meisel's, but with such taut perfection that Ms. Spade's leather goods stand out sharply.

But, having slept with the "enemy", I feel more sincerely than ever that when you live with vast, systemic disparity, no one truly wins.

There's more to sincerely marvel at in The Show of Shows (Dogwoof, 12), a delightful, dialogue-free archival trawl through a century's worth of circus and vaudeville tradition.

People naturally look to others for social cues, so the more you sincerely believe that you're the center of attention, the more other people will too.

"The longer I have loved women," he assures us, while also identifying himself as promiscuous, "the more deeply and sincerely I love them".

It all gets cobbled together later, more or less sincerely, and after the stories have been repeated they put on the badge of memory and block all other routes of exploration.

The Croatian Defence Forces (HOS), led by Blaž Kraljević in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which "supported Bosnian territorial integrity much more consistently and sincerely than the HVO" was also created.