Sentence examples for sincerely desires from inspiring English sources

A church publication declares, "Scientology works 100 percent of the time when it is properly applied to a person who sincerely desires to improve his life".

My Egyptian identity sincerely desires those very same privileges, and to witness Egyptians be deprived of those rights motivates me to persevere and to work towards their cause.

Education, they warned, "is tending toward race suicide": "Many a college girl of the finest innate qualities, who sincerely desires to enter matrimony, is unable to find a husband of her own class, simply because she has been rendered so cold and unattractive, so overstuffed intellectually and starved emotionally, that a typical man does not desire to spend the rest of his life in her company".

If the nation sincerely desires a change in Washington, it makes more sense to gamble on someone who articulates a different, better future than it does to send candidates who are embedded members of the system voters hope to change.

Nancy, in full anti-fascist mode, had described her sister to the British Intelligence agency MI5 as "a ruthless and shrewd egotist, a devoted fascist and admirer of Hitler [who] sincerely desires the downfall of England and democracy in general".

Consequently those who sincerely desired to prevent war must also prepare to resist war should it threaten.

Although President Grant and Bristow were not on friendly terms, Bristow sincerely desired to save Grant's reputation from scandal.

You won't be able to say "No" to overtime unless you are sincerely saying "Yes" to something you truly desire.

In addition, many who hold this view suggest that the principles of rationality that intentional states must meet are quite minimal, and comprise at most a set of constraints on the contours of our theory of mind, such as that people can't, in general, hold (obviously) contradictory beliefs, or act against their (sincerely avowed) strongest desires (Loar 1981).

The backlash against China's high-speed train programme after last year's accident at Wenzhou, which provoked criticism and anger of a sort that Chinese leaders fear, would be dwarfed by what could be expected from a nuclear accident.A sincerely self-interested desire to avoid accidents, though, will not necessarily translate into a model regulatory infrastructure.

"Mr. Feather, I've spoken with Mr. Conn at some length now, and I sincerely believe that his desire to reconcile with you is genuine".