Sentence examples for sincerely likes from inspiring English sources

But on the other hand, the suits and glasses and hairstyle are something he sincerely likes.

They sincerely like the Hammer.

"But that's because I sincerely liked that movie".

Many Arab governments would sincerely like to help heal festering regional sores such as the mayhem in Iraq and the misery in Palestine and Darfur.

"I would sincerely like to think I would have resigned – I believe I would have done – but everyone's got to make their own judgment".

And the introduction of serious topics that we're asked to approach realistically and sincerely (like post-traumatic stress disorder — David was injured in the Minneapolis bridge collapse of 2007 and remains anguished) can even feel exploitive.

Their relationship to the Culture resembles that of a developing nation to a formerly colonizing power that now regrets its past interference and would sincerely like to make amends.

If additional facts that only he can provide would explain his actions and point to his innocence, I would sincerely like to know that before embarking on a course of action that will have a profound impact on many people.

Perhaps if we felt no need to keep up with the Joneses and Mendozas and Patels, it would not be the case that so many of us sincerely like working, like earning, like buying, and find a great deal of meaning in it.

Regarding condolences that have included messages from David Cameron, the prime minister, and Sepp Blatter, the Fifa president, Speed's agent, Hayden Evans, said outside the family home in Cheshire: "Gary's family would sincerely like to thank all the people that have sent messages of condolence and tributes in what is a very difficult time.

Speaking outside the family's home Hayden Evans, Speed's agent, said: "Gary's family would sincerely like to thank all the people that have sent messages of condolence and tributes in what is a very difficult time.