Still, the whole life-changing situation has one glitch: Selah, the couple's Abyssinian cat who drinks water straight out of the faucet and snuggles with more sincerity than a golden retriever.
The poster, it turns out, is Scully's, and she's concerned, first teasingly, then with more sincerity, that Mulder will be crushed under the weight of his ennui.
It is not that these forms are inherently bad; it is that they always seem built for the lowest common denominator, and the contemporary consumer demands more — more originality, more sincerity, more not-in-the-mainstream, a greater goal than just making money.
Mr. Harrelson waves off the Oscar talk with more sincerity than most actors manage.
Mr Davies asserts, with more sincerity than plausibility, that Labour is poised to spend £200,000 to win.
His fingertips scratching beneath Napoleon's ears now communicated more sincerity than all the kisses he'd planted formally on the cheeks of his wife and daughter.
Directed by Zak Tucker with more sincerity than skill, "Poster Boy" is a plodding indictment of extreme conservative intolerance.
The movie itself, directed by Wayne Blair from a script by Keith Thompson and Tony Briggs, is sort of the opposite — a solid, stirring song sung with more sincerity than polish.
There was more sincerity in this one hour than one finds in entire months of playing by Mr. Tetzlaff's more famous colleagues.
I feel a gay man should expect no more sincerity from a bare-chested bartender than a straight man would from a waitress in a form-fitting T-shirt.
