Sentence examples for sincerely tried from inspiring English sources

At 66, he sincerely tried to retire.

Pestalozzi, like few others at any time, recognized and sincerely tried to alter the misery existing in the world.

"In the last Russian Orthodox monarch and his family, we see people who sincerely tried to carry out the commandments of the gospels," said the proclamation, which was agreed unanimously.

But proprietary developers in the 1980s still had some ethical standards: they sincerely tried to make programs serve their users, even while denying users control over how they would be served.

Those who have sincerely tried it report that the benefits are many, many times beyond those of anything else they have attempted.

The other outcome was the clear message to the rest of the world that the United States had sincerely tried to engage Iran, to lower the temperature, to meet its diplomats without preconditions and was, nonetheless, rebuffed.

When Katrina hit, Rove says, Bush was the one sincerely trying to help.

People believe that he is sincerely trying to keep party politics out of foreign policy.

My students are sincerely trying to analyze death: its cadence and anaphora, its German origins.

One had a sense of designers sincerely trying to find their way in a radically altered marketplace.

Many of the people inside that chain-link fence are sincerely trying to help the world's poor.