Sentence examples for of the sincerest from inspiring English sources

Whether or not one entirely accepts Morley's claim that he wrote these 450 pages in 10 weeks, The Age of Bowie does feel like an outpouring of the sincerest love for its subject, the fruit of an obsessive immersion in everything Bowie meant to him and to us.

According to Sir Henry Maxwell Lyte, a historian of the family and of Dunster, "the union proved exceptionally happy and her letters to her husband ... are conceived in the spirit of the sincerest affection".

They spoke quickly and compulsively, assuming the role of the sincere and reliable narrator of a realist novel.

"I am sorry that you have" said the friend, who was one of the sincere Unionist irreconcilables.

Kerry's refusal — or inability — to play the role either of the breezy backslapper or of the sincere self-revealer seems to leave Clinton-era voters cold.

If I had a nickel for all of the sincere apologies received from the LIRR for countless delays over the years, I'd have zero nickels.

The frontispiece to a book, "The Epistles of the Sincere Brethren," dated 1287, demonstrates that the main stylistic elements of the Baghdad school survived to the last.

Kerry's refusal or inability to play the role either of the breezy backslapper or of the sincere self-revealer seems to leave Clinton-era voters cold.

There's little doubt that these initiatives are born of the sincere contempt that President Trump, Stephen Miller, and others in the administration have for immigrants, particularly non-white ones.

For Hegel, the narrator is an example of the sincere, honest soul, while the nephew figures as the "disintegrated," alienated consciousness.

Yet the intimacy of her confession, the sincerest mixing of metaphors, still seems to contradict her behavior.