Sentence examples for sincere believer from inspiring English sources

"I think she is a sincere believer in the party and its ambition to create this strong, powerful, rich China," he says.

"Muslims must revolutionise their perspective on evolution if they are to move forward in the 21st century," said Abouheif, who considers himself to be both a scientist and a sincere believer.

The move was led by the board's chairman, Don McLeroy, a cheerful dentist who is a born-again Christian and sincere believer in creationism, and opposed by scientists like Ron Wetherington, an anthropologist, and activists like Kathy Miller, the leader of a watchdog group that monitors the religious right.

A sincere believer would have to insist that the EU closed its borders to migrants and refugees, not out of a nativist desire to protect ethnic purity but an environmentalist desire to stop poor immigrants becoming rich producers of greenhouse gases.

Their approach to the Bible is driven by the "assumption that the Bible is sufficiently plain and simple to render its message obvious to any sincere believer".

It seems to me these people, and the other sincere believers I meet here, are missing the point about Rothko, too.

Additionally, believers on either side of a religious or moral divide can see in their opponents what their opponents can see in them, namely sincere believers trying to make sense of the human condition.

Rhetoric is rhetoric, and in a rousing debate no one takes seriously that atheists are founts of decency and morality while sincere believers are all servile and superstitious.

However, I do not follow the prophetic charts, timelines and calculations of the popular dispensational preachers and teachers, whose theology is feeding the imagination of millions of sincere believers.

Michael Holroyd, the biographer, observes that the prime minister "was as sincere as believers in the Flat Earth were sincere... History will show him to have been a sincerely dangerous man".

More colloquially, it's the world of monster hunters a world of sincere, often-bumbling believers, but also of hoaxers and profiteers who've sullied the title.