Consider the necessity of virtue to be able to be sincere, the wisdom to be compassionate without becoming trapped and the strength of character and skill to act when needed even when it is hard, while accepting the realities of what comes to us and others of what we cannot cure.
Throughout his life he was a source of wisdom and sincere advice.
Rather than going to war after a sincere debate about the wisdom of trying to jump-start democracy in the Middle East by occupying Iraq, Americans were whipped into a frenzy by a slick marketing campaign that hyped the threat posed by Saddam Hussein and challenged the intelligence, character or patriotism of anyone who asked tough questions.
"He gave to us his sincere love and his profound wisdom".
The reticent young man is uncertain about wanting a sexual relationship with Liberace, but the elder man's warmth, wisdom, wealth, and sincere affection — the sense of being (as Liberace says in one decisive scene) Thorson's true family — proves decisive.
Particularly impressive is this number's intense and sincere devotion to understanding and wisdom before preaching to others.
If you're reading this merely for comedy, however, and have no sincere heart for truth or wisdom, read on and have a good laugh.* Many modern Christian denominations do not believe in a literal 'hell', holding it to be (for example) a metaphor.
You have 100 things about you that make you gorgeous, from your wit and wisdom to your humor and sincere and infectious laugh.
We shall miss her vision, her wisdom, and her quiet strength, and send our sincere condolences to her son, Frank, and daughters, Elizabeth Braun and Elena Imperato.
He genuinely placed too much importance on the value of words as meaningful and disinterested tools of thought and wisdom to accept money for delivering even a sincere favourable opinion of sausages or toilet paper.
