"I don't know," he said, with what felt like sincerity.
If the album has a rallying cry, it is "Just fucking kill me," delivered with what sounds like startling sincerity, despite the jaunty bass line.
"May all that emerges from me be beautiful," Yves Klein prayed, with what seems like utter sincerity, in the handwritten text of a reliquary-like work, enshrining blue and pink pigment and gold leaf in little Plexiglas boxes, from 1961.
At one point, he turned to me and said, with what I could only read as complete sincerity, "Jim, I don't understand poor people.
Some countries arrived with what Gary Samore, Mr. Obama's nuclear adviser, called "house gifts" that the United States had encouraged as signs of sincerity.
Sincerity is advanced when you are open to having others in your life and when you do not feel a need to compare yourself with what others have and what you do not.
But therein, too, lies an opportunity, an answer for the men who are asking with great sincerity, "What can we do?" First, accept at least half the responsibility for this pervasive marital dynamic.
The Daily Mail praised Cameron's style, calling him "a commanding figure" who "spoke with passionate sincerity against what he called the 'passive tolerance' of segregation in our society".
In the comments on my last piece there were quite a lot of people asserting with evident sincerity that what would then have changed was their brains, and that mind is a redundant concept.
They need to protect their court record (meaning, documented proof that they accorded a defendant all of the rights due him) – perhaps even at the cost of depriving the defendant of what he, with apparent sincerity, wants.
The next morning, when he answered his front door he saw not Matt but Deirdre Rambell, who worked as a secretary at town hall and had heard about what she called, with hushed sincerity, the situation.
