Sentence examples for sincere book from inspiring English sources

"Valley of the Dolls," for instance, is a profoundly sincere book (which was part of the reason for its extraordinary success).

To his lawyer, he declared himself "puzzled as to the nature of my misdeed": Sincere books may sometimes have a certain salutary pungency.

To his lawyer, he declared himself "puzzled as to the nature of my misdeed": **{:.break one} ** Sincere books may sometimes have a certain salutary pungency.

And Jeffers's penultimate drawing is as sweet as any image in the most sincere picture book in the world.

At the time, she said she was relieved by the absence of coverage: "It's a very sincere, heartfelt book... easy for a cynic to write it off in a few dismissive lines".

PEARSON--Sylvina C. Solemn and sincere remembrances book-tart, 11PM12PM.

She declares life is "full of twinkles and twinges", even amid poverty and ageing and death late in the book, sincere and corny as when she began.

In the meantime, things will become more ominous beyond our windows, colleagues and friends will get into trouble, but we will bury our heads in our piles of books, sincere in our passion for creativity but fearful to the core of the forces suppressing creativity.

There's a tone of sincere morality throughout the book.

In a perceptive piece of criticism, Robert Graves accused his friend Sassoon of hiding behind George Sherston, dodging the moral problems of autobiography and leaving the reader "to decide for himself whether the book is sincere or ironical".

Critics have called the book candid, sincere, and charming, with insightful commentary if occasionally flat stories.