Sentence examples for remarkable sincerity from inspiring English sources

Hrotsvit makes much of her calm demeanour and especially her "remarkable sincerity": she simply "glowed" with charm.

It's a supporting role, but Isaac shone: his face has a remarkable sincerity (great for playing both heroes and villains), and a natural Pacino-esque intensity.

For a man who dramatised the obfuscating power of language, these poems ring with a remarkable sincerity.In this section The eye of the Buddha Home to the world A burning imagination Migrant tales The known and the unknown ReprintsOn a bare stage with a couple of heavily annotated books, Mr Sands is like an eager pupil in a natty suit, charismatic yet nervous.

The impartiality of the presentation of war is as remarkable as the sincerity of the record of love passion.

He was unfailingly kind and generous, and anyone who ever had the good fortune to work with him will attest to his remarkable warmth and sincerity.

Henry Thomas gives a performance of remarkable and unadorned sincerity, though it is overshadowed in a way that the director could not have predicted, or indeed approved of, by the tiny moppet Drew Barrymore as his younger sister.

It is not necessarily the hardest thing in the world to fuse art-house sensibility with American kitsch or cinematic shorthand (this has been the dream of every intellectual director since Godard, on both sides of the Atlantic); but to do so in the medium of an extended television series – as Lynch did with Twin Peaks – takes a remarkable dedication and sincerity of vision.

Indeed, Rūmī is reputed to have written mostly under inspiration, and, despite his remarkable poetical technique, the sincerity of his love and longing is never overshadowed, nor is his personality veiled.

On Wednesday night the Alvin Ailey School presented its Spring Celebration Concert at the Ailey Citigroup Theater, and the senior students who took pride of place were remarkable for the ardent sincerity of their demeanor as well as the excellence of their dancing.

Flaxman's chief strength lies in the sincerity, humanity, and remarkable fecundity of his designs, which include figures in the Classical manner and in contemporary dress as well as religious subjects.

Mr. Shannon does have a remarkable lack of pretension, with an earnestness and sincerity that stands in contrast to his physical ostentation.