sincerity

IPA: sɪnsˈɛrʌti

Examples of "sincerity" in Sentences

Sincerity is the way of heaven.
This raises the question of sincerity.
A couple plighted troth with sincerity.
He derogated the sincerity of the work.
It is only an avowal of personal sincerity.
"That's what we call sincerity, daughter," said Mrs. Bobbsey.
Her sincerity is as phony as the so-called sport they promote.
Their sincerity is no less fake than their claim that they are strong on national defense.
Yet there is very little of that indefinable quality, which we call sincerity, about the score.
To be fool enough to believe a ramping, stamping, thumping lie: that is what you call sincerity!
In teaparty, right-wing, and certain fundamentalist cultures, passionate sincerity is the chief virtue.
He pretends not to a meritorious excellence, but the testimony of his conscience concerning his sincerity is his comfort -- As also that before thee, O king!
Great Nature's own gift; which she bestows on all; but which only one in the thousand does not cast sorrowfully away: it is what I call sincerity of vision; the test of a sincere heart.
But it is precisely because it is so rare and unexpected that his story catches our attention, almost provokes our amusement - in a fashion reminiscent of the cartoon of a young woman carrying a 'Make love not war' banner, stark naked, and with a bystander exclaiming, 'Now that's what I call sincerity!'