There's sincerity beneath the smile, however, and quality to the writing.
Simply put, the most unshakeable reason the Beatles have remained a force in pop music (and, indeed, in the cultural landscape in general) is the quality, sincerity and consistency of their music.
While Norbert Lusk of the Los Angeles Times added "Richard Arlen and Louise Brooks also capture honors for their sincerity and a poignant, moving quality they infuse into their roles without seeming to act at all.
I was even willing to go along with the multiple children-in-jeopardy stories and the inevitable Sept. 11 references, mainly due to the show's sincerity and heart-on-sleeve quality.
Findings demonstrate convergent, discriminant and predictive validity, whereby 14 items represent three interrelated first order factors labeled quality commitment, sincerity and heritage that correspond with a higher order brand authenticity construct.
Funny girls Zooey Deschanel, Amy Poehler and Mindy Kaling topped the list, with Connie Britton close behind -- showing that humor and sincerity are qualities you admire.
Gil thought Santorum "had a lot of very similar qualities" including "sincerity" and the will to do what was right, regardless of the political cost.
He might lack the fiery charisma of born political leaders, but in a country where the 2004 Orange Revolution was followed by huge disappointment, and people are all too used to broken promises from politicians, Klitschko's plodding sincerity and political neophytism are attractive qualities.
This broad dimension of personality encompasses qualities like greed, sincerity and fairness and reflects a person's moral character.
What's notable about "Almost Famous," for example (and the cause of some grumpy criticism of it), is the movie's almost defiant sincerity, a quality it shares with "The Virgin Suicides" and "Jesus' Son," as well as with the three great achievements of mid-90's mid-70's revivalism -- Spike Lee's "Crooklyn," Richard Linklater's "Dazed and Confused" and Ang Lee's "Ice Storm".
