Sentence examples for that a sincere from inspiring English sources

"We feel that a sincere and genuine apology is one which actually admits wrongdoing.

Mr. Westin wrote -- the parentheses are his -- that "a sincere, informed celebrity (Di Caprio) can play a role in that sort of news special.

Now, of course, Catholic teaching holds that a sincere search for truth will – following the dictates of a God-implanted conscience – lead eventually to the acceptance of Catholic dogma.

By contrast, Bernard Williams (2002: 74) has claimed that a sincere assertion is simply the direct expression of belief, in a more primitive way.

The best we can say is that Russell's contextual definitions have the feature that a (sincere, assertive) utterance of the analysans is guaranteed to express the same judgment as the analysandum, if the latter expresses a judgment at all.

However, except for the idea that a sincere assertion is the expression of a belief that a speaker actually has, none of these types of account focuses on the cognitive features of representing the world and judging the representation to be true as a main characteristic.

The reason for this may well be that, as a sincere Muslim, Averroës holds that Muḥammad was "the seal of the prophets" who promulgated the divinely revealed Sharīʿah once and for all.

And that countries with a sincere interest in that cause should co-operate rather than using it as an excuse to fight, and making life worse for everybody.

Ms. Randell plays Garson like the best of the drag queens, and that's a sincere compliment.

"Any government that has a sincere desire for reform and progress should understand the benefit of objective and constructive criticism," he said.

His library's got a lot of books about policy, a lot of history, a lot of Presidential biography, and a lot of books on religion — that's a sincere interest.