Sentence examples for still sincere from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cemal, of Milliyet, said: "The important thing is whether Erdogan is still sincere about Turkey's membership accession to E.U.

Second, despite the double standard, the outrage is still sincere and deeply threatening to pro-American Arab governments; there is a tendency among Israel's supporters to assume that the rage must be feigned, but that's a fantasy.

Then, there are the islands of safety — the Red Flame diner, say, still sincere in spite of a series of face-lifts, or the Kinokuniya Japanese bookstore, across from Bryant Park, a place to browse books without feeling any guilt about not reading them.

His 2012 record, "The Origin of Love" (Casablanca), is a nod to Los Angeles rock from the 1970s with coy electro overtones; the overall effect is still theatrical yet sincere.

His 2012 record, "The Origin of Love" (Island/Casablanca), is a nod to Los Angeles rock from the 1970s with coy electro overtones; the overall effect is still theatrical yet sincere.

But once the introduction ends and your daydreams of Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Tom Hardy subside, Woodkid continues to blow you away with his grandiose-but-still-sincere, songs "Baltimore's Fireflies" and "Stabat Mater".

But Thomas was well aware of the impression he made, writing to one editor that "nobody, one might think, could say that he was sincerely sorry so many times and still be sincere about it".

And even if it's only half as good, it'll still be sincere, old-fashioned entertainment.

If her 7-year-old narrator sounded oddly preoccupied with matters of décor and ritual, that 2005 novel was still stirringly sincere.

"I met with Scott just to try to find out if there was still the sincere interest we had heard from him," Melvin related.

But still, a sincere "You're welcome" is much more cordial.