Sentence examples for sincerely rather from inspiring English sources

His letter of resignation, they note, ended with a curt "Yours sincerely", rather than the traditional self-abasing deference.

Changing governments' incentives is key: If multinational firms and their home country governments are willing to link labor- and human rights-related opportunities with investment and trade opportunities, and do so sincerely (rather than as a veil for protectionism at home), we can begin to right the important balance between domestic capitalists and domestic workers.

Kids who grew up with Goosebumps in the '90s: It's time to graduate onto R.L. Stine's teen and adult horror books -- stories that are meant to scare you deeply and sincerely, rather than rattle you, but with a safety net always in place, reminding you that the book is just a book.

She talks sincerely and directly, rather than saying any old rubbish to make people laugh because she can't imagine impressing them any other way.

Burns recognizes Rand's fiction to be "part of the underground curriculum of American adolescence," but, like Heller, she is too willing to see the author's dictates about "romantic realism" as a sincerely offered aesthetic, rather than as a post-facto justification for Rand's artistic incapacities.

This makes ProFlowers feel like it's next in the Sincerely app suite, rather than a standalone experience built to humor new corporate overlords.

So for instance, when we say "please" and "thank you" we may be acting ritually rather than sincerely.

Playing her first major part on screen, she broke down in tears when receiving the award, thus emulating rather more sincerely Gwyneth Paltrow's weeping at the Oscars.

When the recording ended, he remarked slightly sourly: 'I think that's the last time I'm ever going to talk about Citizen Kane.' I told him, quite sincerely, that I'd rather have been talking to him about his own work.

Alternatively, if you are applying speculatively you can start with the salutation 'Dear Sirs,' and finish with 'Yours faithfully' rather than 'Sincerely'.

Sincere appreciation sincerely expressed.