Sentence examples for perhaps sincerely from inspiring English sources

What's more, it lingers on even among people who claim, perhaps sincerely, that they are free of it: "Modernist or rationalist arguments are not harmonious with one another, except in their conclusions, which clearly exist in anticipation of various justifications.

Well, who wasn't obsessed with dolphin-shark Alexis, the girl in the shark costume who hilariously (and perhaps sincerely?) insisted she was a dolphin the whole night?

Perhaps he sincerely believes he is a self-made man.

These are the people who have earnestly and perhaps even sincerely said that it was an honour just to be nominated.

Perhaps he's sincerely captivated by color and form, be it the Liberty Bell or a blow-up Hulk Hogan, and he and his factory of assistants will work until the end of time to convince us of their beauty.

Like Percey Shelley said, poets "measure the circumference and sound the depths of human nature with a comprehensive and all-penetrating spirit, and they are themselves perhaps the most sincerely astonished at its manifestations; for it is less their spirit than the spirit of the age".

Still, it doesn't feel as if Shenk is making false promises, perhaps because he so sincerely follows his own advice.

The younger Mr. Romney later backtracked, either because he was sincerely chagrined, or, perhaps more likely, because he recognized that it could hurt his father.

"There are lots of Virginians, millions, perhaps, of Virginians, who share my sincerely held beliefs".

Perhaps moral judgments are such that no person could sincerely judge an act morally right or a state of affairs good, while remaining wholly unmoved.

We sincerely hope Obama will expend this much energy on other (perhaps more palatable) deals with Congress.