Sentence examples for rather than sincere from inspiring English sources

Earnest rather than sincere, some part of him remains locked away.

Some of the attacks on corruption may be opportunistic rather than sincere.

"Our Leading Lady" is far more appealing in antic rather than sincere mode.

Its performers, Mark Nadler and K T Sullivan, are cheeky appreciators rather than sincere impersonators, to notably more light-hearted effect.

Every movement within the film is programmed with an eye towards zappy distraction rather than sincere education, which explains why the final product feels as weightless as it looks artless.

Most initial coin offerings, or ICOs, seem pretty scammy, resembling vehicles to print money rather than sincere efforts to compete with Bitcoin and Ethereum, let alone to disrupt international banking.

Two congressmen have noted that those GOP efforts were based in partisan politics rather than a sincere belief that Clinton allowed State Department personnel to be killed.

But that clarification seemed aimed at tamping down the political backlash over his Putin summit rather than a sincere change in posture toward Russia.

Unfortunately though, there has been such a great deal of misrepresentation, if not outright malicious propaganda, about Hinduism, that the campaign already seems to many Hindus to be a perpetuation of that, rather than a sincere attempt to address the real problem of domestic violence.

The main problem is that the debate has been led by Asian leaders who seem to be motivated primarily by political considerations, rather than by a sincere desire to make a constructive contribution to the debate on universalism versus particularism.

Their statements revealed that rather than articulating a sincere judgment on their health status, they responded to the social expectation not to discuss publicly their illnesses: "Although I have several illnesses I cannot complain, all I can say is Alhamdulillah!" (village 1, non-working, non-educated, 52 years old).