Sentence examples for sincere effect from inspiring English sources

The oboes battled the tropical humidity of the Arcola Theatre in Hackney with little success, yet Parton's sweet, soubrettish soprano, Starushkevych's dark, versatile mezzo and Perkins's dynamic direction of the single strings and theorbo ensemble combined to stylish and sincere effect.

Her voice is quiet, only very lightly inflected – 50 years of fame, of equable, kindly interviews in one or another of her six languages, have produced an odd mixture of openness and distance, a generosity both rote and sincere – an effect exacerbated by the glasses she has hidden behind ever since she was a child.

Everyone (well, almost everyone) may be completely sincere; nonetheless, in effect you get a Ponzi scheme without a Ponzi, a scam with no scammer.

And this state of strenuous compulsion itself starts to look like a not-quite-sincere series of effects.

Ms Atwood's apology for squashing Christian theological thinking into two chatty and disrespectful pages does not sound wholly sincere.But the overall effect of the book is stimulating, if a trifle dizzying.

Bridget was so sincere that the over-all effect was ironic: she was a strong, independent woman who desperately wanted to look skinny and find love.

The other warrants relating to sincere relationships and curtailing of adverse effects of dominant power relations were intertwined with the lack of substantive contribution to the issues.

Its performers, Mark Nadler and K T Sullivan, are cheeky appreciators rather than sincere impersonators, to notably more light-hearted effect.

While there is no reason to believe the motivations of the European Union are anything but sincere, whether it will have the intended effect is still unclear.

And yet the piece appeared to be intended as a sincere treatment of the psychological causes and effects of violence.

This had the subtle effect of interrupting the candidates' sincerest looks into the camera (Mr. Bush seemed especially conscious of doing this).