"Although J. Paul's intentions appeared sincere," wrote 2nd District State Court of Appeal Judge Malcolm Mackey in upholding Title on Friday, "his inaction, for whatever reason, worked to the detriment of Ronald..
After his first meeting with Leeman Bennett, the man who succeeded John McKay as coach of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, linebacker Scot Brantley said: "He's so nice, at first you wonder if he's sincere". Wrote Larry Guest of the Orlando Sentinel: "The Bucs players and staff are fast learning that if Leeman Bennett is anything, he is sincere.
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You should forget all that stuff: your task is to be a sincere artist writing only about what exists or what you think ought to exist, painting pictures of life as it is.
It was in the History of the Indies that Las Casas finally regretted his advocacy for African slavery, and included a sincere apology, writing, "I soon repented and judged myself guilty of ignorance.
"He is very sweet and sincere," she writes — but D. thinks both of these not-yet-adults are in over their heads.
"Water by the Spoonful," which the Pulitzer board described as "an imaginative play about the search for meaning by a returning Iraq war veteran," is a startlingly sincere work, written without irreverence or irony, though it contains passages of warm humor.
When Darwin assumes a special creative act for this first species, he is not consistent, and, I think, not quite sincere... .. wrote Haeckel in a footnote in his 1862 monograph on the radiolaria (Haeckel 1862).
"Nixon has a genius for convincing one that he is sincere," King wrote in 1958.
"My apology is sincere," he wrote, "and delivered from the bottom of my heart and was meant for anyone that may have been offended or hurt by what I said or did in the past".
There have been enough sincere pieces written about how music can almost stand in for a loved one in your life, so I'll say this: it's common, but not a total cliche, for a fan to say a band has "saved their life".
