Sentence examples for sincere comparison from inspiring English sources

During his weekly entertainment segment on the popular Australian breakfast show Sunrise, Australian music personality Molly Meldrum made a sincere comparison of the album to the classic Beatles album Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band.

Maybe I'm jaded by reading too much absurd or overly sincere comparisons like that.

Those comparisons, however sincere, are simply not accurate.

The buzz before the unusual event, which for me artfully veered between a theatrical take on ruin porn and a sincere, heartfelt tribute, drew comparisons to the seminal (but under-attended) 1976 Manchester Sex Pistols gig at The Lesser Free Trade Hall, which inspired Joy Division and New Order's Peter Hook and Bernard Sumner.

In this way, the comparisons this week of Trump to Hitler, sincere or otherwise, are not much different from the plainly silly ones imagining him as Lord Voldemort or Darth Vader.

Miliband came across as impassioned and sincere, but lacking either Tony Blair's presentational skills – the comparisons are unavoidable – or the dour gravitas of Gordon Brown.

He appears so plainly honest, kind, sincere, and good that he makes people feel rotten by comparison.

Hitt's article is an outstanding piece of journalism for its choice of interviewees (what a gallery of characters!), its witty historical comparisons, the funny turns of phrase and the sincere feeling of wonder at it all from the author.

"But sincere".

Is he sincere?

Was it sincere?