Sentence examples for the same sincerity from inspiring English sources

These painters handled literary, historical, biblical, and contemporary themes with the same sincerity and fidelity that yielded the sparkling precision of Pre-Raphaelite landscape.

"When she speaks I don't feel the same sincerity or the same belief in her words," Mr. Campbell, 30, said of Mrs. Clinton.

She wants to expand her family with her husband Brian Lynch and also wants to support Lynch's professional dreams with the same sincerity that he has supported hers these last three seasons.

"I love you" – the same "I love you" issuing from the same person with the same sincerity and depth – will resonate differently over the phone than in a handwritten letter, than in a text message.

Here was an actor who brought the same sincerity to Academy-Award winning roles as he did to Flubber.

It's a trait that, on reflection, must have served him well over the years; writing music, playing records and guiding tastes with the same sincerity that's made him one of the most respected working in electronic music today.

The same rich sincerity pervades the deep-reaching baritone of Mr. Szot, best known here for his work with the New York City Opera.

Beneath its disenchantment, it also has some of the same yearning for sincerity.

"Wonderful", is how he describes his six months making the film, with the same open-faced sincerity he uses when calling Howard "a true human being" or Carrey "generous, giving and, ah... gentlemanly".

If these same people had been exposed from early youth to great masterpieces of literature and had learned through them to appreciate the tremendous diversity of human mores and beliefs held by other groups, with the same degree of sincerity that they themselves possess, they would be less likely to be as harsh, intolerant, and rigid as they are.

She brought the same warmth and sincerity to these older characters that she had to her early roles as a radiant beauty, but she often received more attention for her decision not to conceal her age or glamorize her looks than for her actual performances.