Sentence examples for sincerely at from inspiring English sources

In 2004 Mr Blair told the Labour Party's annual conference: "I can apologise for the information that turned out to be wrong, but I can't, sincerely at least, apologise for removing Saddam".

Blair did say in a speech to Labour party conference in 2004, over a year after the invasion: "I can apologise for the information [about WMDs] that turned out to be wrong, but I can't, sincerely at least, apologise for removing Saddam.

First, there are credible individuals and organizations sincerely at odds.

Compliment the person sincerely at least once or twice a week.

Or did he believe, on the basis of the intelligence reports and his discussions with President Bush, in the imminence and danger of the threat as passionately and sincerely as he claimed at the time?

It is completely inconsistent with the truth and I am sincerely bewildered at how The Economist could arrive at such an irresponsible conclusion.

Yes, he even stocks the Sunday New York Times, a single copy a week, at a whopping cost of $15. "What is in there?" he inquired sincerely, marveling at the size of the thing.

Horseman-Sewell says he sincerely thought at the time the problems could be overcome.

Rose could be sincerely frustrated at what his team has been going through.

Horseman-Sewell told the committee he sincerely thought at the time that the problems in London could be overcome.

No doubt sincerely meant at the time – the two composers were friends and professional allies – that epithet now seems almost glib and too easily said.