sincerely

IPA: sɪnsˈɪrɫi

In a sincere or earnest manner; honestly.
(US) A conventional formula for ending a letter, used when the salutation addresses the person for whom the letter is intended by his or her name.

Examples of "sincerely" in Sentences

It's true, Jay, that few people doubt McCain sincerely believes in what he is advocating.
The irony, and I mean that sincerely, is that I think 93kph is a personal best for my car.
They really are likely to be thoughts he believes in sincerely, not just someone else's TP.
That's better than many people make in sincerely great positions during Fortune 500 companies!
Her kindness and generosity, and I mean this sincerely, is one of the two reasons I'm still around today.
Does Corbin sincerely believe that law enforcement officials acquired the ability to tap cell phone lines in 2001?
Before you buy a bunch of the high-power Garrett or BB ammo, bear in mind that even with a scope this rifle weighs only 8 ½ pounds, and it really, most sincerely, is going to kick.
That is, if the joint ticked is acheived for political reasons, not much good may come out of it; however, if both contenders join sincerely, and the 'chemistry' works, then November will be no challenge whatsoever! tony, Mount Vernon, NY
Researching the activities and causes of Tea Party chapters and members across the country, in many states, as well as in the U.S. capital, I find no evidence that the Tea Party movement sincerely is fighting for freedom for all and individual liberties.