And that's a sincere idea, ultimately.
What that means is that every parent has a different idea - a sincere idea - of what loving a child entails.
Now, instead of associating them with eroticism, the artist prefers to define their drawings as intimate, because this adjective gives a more "personal, spontaneous and sincere" idea of what is presented.
There were semi-sincere ideas (@RBSandoval wanted to set aside a day to celebrate American innovators), entirely sincere ones (@chele_sews's National Volunteers Day), and risibly insincere ones (@FastLaugh's Uzbekibekibekistanstan Independence Day, which should probably be celebrated on 9/9).
Chávez is generally thought to be sincere about his ideas and his plans for the country, but there is a feeling that he is incapable of delivering on them because his government is composed of well-meaning incompetents, outright opportunists, and scoundrels.
Activists, scientists and citizens may have good ideas and sincere intentions, but their voices hardly register in the cacophony.
What the Berkeley study shows is that entrepreneurs who work tireless hours creating new products, or tech giants who push game-changing ideas, are sincere in their explanation that the effort isn't about the money.
Led by Wren -- and initially by Bentley -- Alabama gave sincere consideration to the idea of setting up a health insurance exchange.
Their donations to think tanks and universities may reflect a sincere desire to promote good ideas.
The vivacity of Kundera's prose (translated by Linda Asher), the whirl of his ideas, and his sincere engagement with grand narratives and troubling questions remind you what a rare talent he is.
