Sentence examples for sincere move from inspiring English sources
A sincere move toward transparency cannot come soon enough.
There may well come a time -- after both sides have attempted another serious and sincere move toward peace -- when Israel will conclude that there really is no chance of peace in this generation.
Collins's decision is a major setback for the pope's efforts to tackle sexual abuse in the Catholic Church, even though she praised him for his "genuine wish" to solve the problem and his "sincere move" in setting up the commission.
Mr. McKayle's work is most frequently represented by a solo from this piece, "Angelitos Negros," and it was given a sincere, moving performance here by Keisha L. Clarke.
On Monday, the day after he died of cancer at age 69, many of today's most important hip-hop artists gave some of his most sincere, moving appreciations. .
A sincere tip: move heaven if not earth to see "Marlene," Maximilian Schell's great Oscar-nominated documentary about Dietrich.
Reviewing "Hermanos!" in The New York Times, John Leonard called the work "brisk, sincere and moving".
The tributes to these two men, both of whom sacrificed their lives to save their men, would have been sincere and moving in any case.
Referring to an almanac for proof, Lincoln argued that the night had been too dark for the witness to have seen anything clearly, and with a sincere and moving appeal he won an acquittal.
When the announcement came in September that Mr. Baradar had finally been freed, it was immediately hailed in Kabul and Washington as a sign that Pakistan, under its new prime minister, Nawaz Sharif, was sincere about moving peace talks forward and improving relations with Afghanistan.
The Republicans in Congress see this less as a sincere attempt to move forward on health reform than as a trap.The second potential danger is the tea-party movement, the populist uprising against big government that has swept across America this year and is providing conservatives with so much energy in local elections.
