Sentence examples for sincere calling from inspiring English sources

This is a work in which the ground shifts constantly: Blanche de la Force, a young woman from an aristocratic family, has a sincere calling but lacks the fortitude, at first, to remain at the convent once it has lost its status as a refuge and become a target of the revolution.

And, in the nicest possible way, his easy-listening albums are so unplaceably creepy: they come across as the sort of overly sincere calling cards that a deranged millionaire serial killer might record and leave at the scene of his murders to spook the police.

This is a sincere call for all political parties to come together," he said.

He made a sincere call to reduce debt, which will please independents, but he did not specify any tough choices.

But their eloquent and evidently sincere call for a "restructuring" of the sport's governance could hardly have been better timed.

And after all this malignity, the losing candidate will be expected to place a polite if not sincere call of congratulations to someone who just spent hundreds of thousands of dollars on ads that would turn their own mothers against them.

The majority are sincere calls to reject the request.

Holden also wrote early Monday that he had "just had a sincere phone call from Jonny Evans wishing me the best in my recovery, def wasn't intentional, just unfortunate part of the game".

Those who are sincere are called true (xin).

Not only is a modest and sincere apology called for (after all, Ms. Cheney is not running for office), it would further distinguish Mr. Kerry from President Bush: strong leaders can and should apologize.

And it should also be said that Ed Miliband earned sincere praise for calling a meeting this afternoon with all members of the parliamentary Labour party, at which he said in forceful terms that the party needed to accept that it lost the last election and lost badly, and needed to think hard about why that happened.