Sentence examples for were not heartfelt from inspiring English sources

The compliments on the Columbia page take many forms, some carefully crafted (a haiku in which the final line is "refrigerator") some hyper-effusive (an all-caps proclamation of "bro" with 73 additional o's) and some that might seem corny if they were not heartfelt, like this one from Monday afternoon: I am so glad to have gotten to know Stephen Zhou this year.

As The Sun on Sunday prepares to hit the shelves this weekend Don't Buy The Sun campaigners in Liverpool have said previous apologies were not "heartfelt" and they will continue their campaign.

He thinks religion is not heartfelt belief that demands full expression, but only a matter of showing up at church.

While his positions hew to mainstream Democratic views, some critics have expressed concerns that they are not heartfelt.

According to reported glosses from the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) to accompany Harriet Harman's new equality bill, Jediism seems to have been excluded on the grounds that it is not "heartfelt"; other definitions include "worthy of respect" (which excludes, apparently, believers in human sacrifice).

And the punkish, anti-state narratives that exist today are not heartfelt, or in any sense "live from the scene".

Written and directed by Peter Berg, who last coughed up the hideous Battleship, it's everything that film wasn't: heartfelt and exciting in all the right places.

He's a PR for a showbusiness star and his protests weren't too heartfelt.

Often deferring to the others for a fuller description of this aspect or that, he chews over the movie's Australian competitive ballroom dancing scene so completely and vigorously that it could give you a headache if the talk weren't so heartfelt and enthusiastic.

Unfortunately, he has not so far succeeded in showing that "his shifts were not expedient but reasoned and heartfelt".

It would be insulting if it were not so poignant and heartfelt.