Sentence examples for sincere stands from inspiring English sources

Or to seemingly sincere stands that could turn into stubborn causes — like refusing to cancel his visit to the Bitburg cemetery.

He talks human not slogans, he is sincere, and he stands by unpopular positions without trimming.

The book acknowledges it is speaking a dead language to an audience of almost no one, and rather than feel defeated by that, it uses the opportunity to stand around and poke holes in the air, falsely sincere like a stand-up routine by a comedian who gave up a long time ago and is just trying to live.

The celebrations in the stands were sincere, as far as that went.

My offer to listen to a heartfelt and credible apology is a sincere one, and continues to stand".

But I stand by my sincere intentions to offer a hearty pat on the back to HIV-negative men and support for their personal set of challenges and anxieties.

The Power of Unpopular: A Guide to Building Your Brand for the Audience Who Will Love You by Erika Napoletano In this irreverent yet sincere attempt to take a stand and trying to understand why certain brands become a road kill, Erika Napoletano talks about Brand Advocacy which takes readers on an actionable journey, with concepts that can be easily blended in their business strategies.

But it's Mr. Busch's palpably sincere love for the Hollywood dames who stood up for themselves that gives "Shanghai Moon" a fizzy sweetness seldom associated with campiness.

Then Catherine Peila, the director of Dance New Amsterdam, stood to offer her seemingly sincere opinion that with "A Guide to Kinship" Lewis Forever — who didn't even show up — was expanding the definition of dance.

"But you can stand apart by making a sincere gesture".

In this context "her artistry stands upright, austere, unfussy, fundamental and sincere".