Sentence examples for sincerely hold from inspiring English sources

But the veracity of beliefs don't matter very much at the supreme court – just that religious individuals sincerely hold them.

Short of the sudden-conversion scenario above, can you sincerely hold a belief, then instantly regret holding it, too?

We recognize that, with one part of themselves, they may sincerely hold views that we abhor, while, with another, they may exercise virtues that we admire.

"I sincerely hold the view that you continuing as leader whilst not in the Scottish Parliament, and not in an elected position holding a democratic mandate, means you will become an unhelpful distraction from the real issues that Scottish Labour must focus on," Mr Rowley wrote in a letter to Mr Murphy.

The Pythons, he went on, "sincerely hold the view that they are entitled to have their work shown as they created it," while ABC, in cutting the shows, manifestly believed "that it had the right to make those changes and that it was serving the interests of the public as well as of its own company in doing so".

Mr Rowley wrote: "I sincerely hold the view that you continuing as leader whilst not in the Scottish Parliament, and not in an elected position holding a democratic mandate, means you will become an unhelpful distraction from the real issues that Scottish Labour must focus on".

Farage says he accepts Silvester's views are sincerely held.

A VICIOUS cult run by cynical fraudsters, or a sincerely held religious belief persecuted by zealots?

But it's clear that this perspective is widely and sincerely held.

Political beliefs, no matter how sincerely held, do not lessen accountability for murder.

And who among us can argue with a sincerely held belief?