Ray Allen sincerely called this "the best experience in my life," though he may not be an accurate measure of his team.
As befits his crowd-pleasing style, it is an unapologetic bid for a mass audience that he sincerely calls "my best film, as far as my maturity as a filmmaker is concerned".
So sincerely that cynics call Minnesota "the Land of the Bland," a dubious epithet for a state with a counterculture that gave the world Bob Dylan and an electorate that chose Jesse Ventura, a bullet-bald former wrestler, as governor.
Elsewhere — on a D.J.-enhanced fanfare called "Sincerely, Jane" — she deftly connected future terrors to present-day ills.
That's the saving grace of a Chinese school: instructors sincerely care, often calling parents with updates, and most adults have a deep faith in learning.
The response, reported by the AdFreak blog at Adweek.com, is in the form of an online video called "Sincerely Flattered," and is presented in the voice of a character from the Coca-Cola Super Bowl commercial.
By H. P. Koenig and St. Clair McKelway The New Yorker, April 9 , 1955P. 26 Hurried request by a commuter at the Lexington Avenue Doubleday shop in Grand Central: "I want a copy of that novel called 'Sincerely,' It's by Willis Wayde.
When you can look someone in the eye, and sincerely apologize, you can call yourself an adult.
She sincerely believes God has called her to this position and told her what to do.
He sincerely hopes the work, called Really Good, will radiate positivity, "dissuade social unrest, help the economy and decrease rates of absenteeism in state schools".
