The phrase "sincerely love" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when expressing a feeling of strong love or admiration for someone or something. For example: "I sincerely love my family and the time I get to spend with them."
"I sincerely love Bryan Fischer".
"When they achieve great success [they are honoured] – for example Elton John is a extraordinary person, a distinguished musician, and millions of our people sincerely love him, regardless of his sexual orientation".
"When they achieve great success, for example Elton John – he's an extraordinary person, a distinguished musician, and millions of our people sincerely love him, regardless of his sexual orientation".
"When they achieve great results, such as, for instance Elton Johnachieves, who is an extraordinary person, a distinguished musician, millions of our people sincerely love him with no regard to his sexual orientation".
In fact, the one truly shocking revelation now about the Coast and the Industry would be that movie executives are all teetotal Mormons who sincerely love and respect everyone, and are reputably tucked up in bed by 9.30.
The columnist's advice was to be romantic, self-indulgent and mature — by being dishonest: "In fairy tales, heroes love each other passionately and exclusively in nights without end; in real life, it happens that you sincerely love your husband or wife at the same time that you have an affair for a while.
I want you to know that I sincerely truly love Irish people...that is why when I ran in, I hit the English twat".
But it was Stravinsky's music we sincerely loved.
Sincerely loved and mourned by his family and friends.
Fortunately, there was the character called the Friend, a decent fellow who sincerely loves Hagar, much to her amazement.
"I am killing myself because I have never sincerely loved any human being all my life," she wrote in her suicide note.
