Sentence examples for sincerity of which from inspiring English sources

Soon after the 2008 general election, Fini began a realignment of his position, the sincerity of which remains a subject of debate in the centre-left opposition.

The YouTube video's comment section – normally a place filled with vitriol and despair for humanity – was full of people claiming to have performed the operation and destroying their iPhone 7 in the process, the sincerity of which is questionable.

The civic and cultural standing of the Boy Scouts, the "sincerity" of which the majority opinion noted in several places, may have had more to do with the outcome of the case than Mr. Dale's sexual orientation.

So it was that Margolyes introduced us to Miss Birdseye, in "The Bostonians," whose unstinting philanthropy, the sincerity of which James does not doubt, has worn her away to a semi-spectre, the vision of which affords him a series of gentle smiles.

Williams also discussed her relationship with the LGBT community, the sincerity of which has been questioned due to this controversy and others before it.

It expresses private sentiments through skill and sincerity, both of which last are a privilege, a duty, indeed, of the private citizen, and no monopoly of the prophetically inclined.

The acid-dipped lyrics and Mr. Thompson's cartoony jesting do occasionally make way for moments of sincerity, most of which are accorded to Joshua Henry, who gives a performance of keen intensity as Haywood Patterson, an illiterate young man who becomes the focus of our sympathy as he steadfastly refuses to sign his name to a lie in order to obtain parole.

Lord Beaverbrook observed in the same year that he lacked "the proper note of sincerity for which the country listens".

My hunch is that this anxiety is at least partly a product of our modern cult of sincerity, which has affected the nature of work in two important ways.

Gryphius's lyric poetry covers a wide range of verse forms and is characterized by a technical mastery and assurance and a portrayal of human emotions in adversity, the sincerity and compulsive power of which stamp him, particularly in his sonnets, as a great poet.

It was a rare moment of sincerity, which was quickly dispensed when someone asked them about the viability of solar power.