Sentence examples for often sincere from inspiring English sources

There are those, and they are often sincere people, who say to Negroes and their allies in the white community, that we should slow up and just be nice and patient and continue to pray, and in a hundred or two hundred years the problem will work itself out because only time can solve the problem.

But looking at the benign, sincere and often earnest faces of the attendees at the conference, it struck me the other parties have a mountain to climb to persuade any reasonable observer that the Lib Dems pose a swivel-eyed threat to the British nation.

Love is not often as sincere in modern soccer as this.

Part textbook, part cautionary tale, it was as minutely strategized -- and often as sincere -- as a modern political campaign.

If Mr. Spacey's characters are often more sincere than they seem, those of Mr. Bridges are smarter than they let on.

Indeed, office visionaries through the ages have often been sincere about wanting to improve employees' lives, according to Nikil Saval's fascinating new book, Cubed: A Secret History Of The Workplace.

In culture, imitation is often the sincerest form of flattery.

So perhaps through such vilification -- often politics' sincerest form of flattery -- Mr. Axelrod ascends to a Mount Rushmore of the revered and reviled.MARK LEIBOVICH.

"While we believe that imitation is often the sincerest form of flattery, we do have very high standards when it comes to our brand, the quality of our products and the service we provide our guests," Jane Almeida, a Tim Hortons spokesperson, told the Canadian Press.

He is earnest, sincere, often a little befuddled when he talks about his projects.

From the documentary tradition sprang a method of narrative filmmaking that echoed the cinema verite movement in France; it came to be known in Quebec as "Le Direct" -- a sincere, often bleak portrait of Quebecois daily life.