Sentence examples for sincerely than from inspiring English sources

These images embrace the myth of family wholesomeness more sincerely than Mr. Meisel's, but with such taut perfection that Ms. Spade's leather goods stand out sharply.

But, having slept with the "enemy", I feel more sincerely than ever that when you live with vast, systemic disparity, no one truly wins.

One wonders how many people got the joke, especially when Scott writes: "Few can wish his success more sincerely than we do, and yet without more attention on his part, we have great doubts of its continuance".

In 1786, Washington wrote to Robert Morris, saying, "There is not a man living who wishes more sincerely than I do, to see a plan adopted for the abolition of slavery".

The Croatian Defence Forces (HOS), led by Blaž Kraljević in Bosnia and Herzegovina, which "supported Bosnian territorial integrity much more consistently and sincerely than the HVO" was also created.

A Senior Vice President of a company may require a more formal closing ("Sincerely") than the Sales Representative you play intramural basketball with ("Cheers").[2].

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

If you sincerely care than I appreciate the gesture, but since you know the hard facts from the source, you no longer need to worry.

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

"This is more of a political stunt, in terms of name recognition, than sincerely trying to make effective changes in the town of Montclair.

I do, however, have to reckon with my use of "Yours truly," a closing that, I remember being taught, was less formal and businesslike than "Sincerely".