You convinced enough people that got a climate-sincere, or a sulfur-sincere, or whatever-sincere government in place.
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Do you think his apology is sincere or not sincere?
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With these sincere and positive thoughts, you can now disagree with a respectful and sincere tone of voice.
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"It was a sincere apology," Hirshland said later over the phone, "and my sincere ask for a redo."
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This seems to be his sincere belief, inasmuch as we can tell when a politician is being sincere.
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"He's very sincere and if you talk to him face to face, he comes off as sincere," Fuss told CNN.
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But there's a fascinating style of lying that is practiced best by those who seem most sincere—and especially by sincere politicians.
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He seemed sincere, but it was possible that he was both sincere about my safety and sincerely wanting to control my coverage.
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He's very generous and very sincere about his responsibility… And he possesses a sincere concern for the environment and for the world's poor.
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This pro-life writer may be quite sincere in her beliefs, but she finds it hard to believe that pro-choice women are sincere in theirs.
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"I actually think he was sincere, I'll probably go down about 5 points in the polls by saying that, but I think he was sincere," Trump said.
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In the end, this will boil down to the sincere credibility of someone with nothing to gain versus the sincere credibility of someone with everything to lose.
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"'@AmyRutledgeWGN Sincere smile would be nice #ChewyLooks' " Rutledge reads.
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" He added: "She was always open, honest and sincere.
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An true musical genius, he was a sincere humanitarian .
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It was sincere nonchalance — like, I really didn't care.
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" Roughly two hours later, Welch posted his "sincere apologies.
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This works in email — as long as it's sincere.
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" Russian president Vladimir Putin called Castro "a sincere and reliable friend of Russia," while Chinese leader Xi Jinping said that "the Chinese people have lost a close comrade and a sincere friend.
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I extend my sincere apologies to each of these women.
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Outfielder Brett Phillips said Hader was sincere in his apology.
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Most opposition parties said her gesture was not sincere enough.
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It feels like the most sincere shot in the movie.
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The moment, as Mark describes, is extremely special and sincere.
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Where was the sincere attempt to bring the country together?
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"Men in an emotional tailspin have 'sincere beliefs,'" she noted.
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Sometimes this is born from their sincere desire to help.
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So I think that for them it's it's more sincere.
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To those who felt wounded, we express our sincere regrets.
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This diver, though; he's smart and sincere, attentive and kind.
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The president never had many sincere supporters among elected Republicans.
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Rather than be honored by the sincere proposal, however, Mrs.
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And even though he has done nothing wrong, it's sincere.
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Some of them may be sincere — but it doesn't matter.
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All I really want from [Apple] is a sincere apology.
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But it is also sincere and celebratory, colorful and creative.
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But some people complain about nearly everything without sincere justification.
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The result is at once charmingly sincere and agreeably sly.
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"They both seem really sincere, and that's the hard part."
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I will remember most how caring and sincere he was.
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My sincere apologies to everyone hoping for a different outcome.
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A sincere, personal story based on this very human experience.
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Throughout her interview, she was nothing if not deeply sincere.
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Is it important to foster sincere relationships, as Desi suggested?
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The last question is the most important (and sincere), however.
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It's maybe just a little too sincere in its horniness.
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That struck me as either sincere or an amazing facsimile.
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It's because the ad is very sincere and very genuine.
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If Stoltenberg does not take sincere action first, Trump might.
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Booker, like us, clearly has a sincere commitment to giving.
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You can look sincere, sympathetic, trustworthy, and possibly even capable.
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When there's drama, it's the most sincere stuff on screen.
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His reasons for the Oscars joke seemed nothing but sincere.
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Mainly because they know that what they're making is sincere.
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It was a sincere search for areas of common ground.
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"We express sincere regret over those issues," a spokeswoman said.
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But Mr. DeCubellis's efforts, though obviously sincere, fall completely flat.
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But he's quite sincere about it and is certainly knowledgable.
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VITTORIO DE VECCHI LAJOLOTurin To the 48%: my sincere condolences.
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He paused and pondered in a moment of sincere reflection.
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Stop interviewing sincere people who tell us to eat vegetables!
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And at least he is sincere in what he says.
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Remember, even the most sincere apology means nothing to them.
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Last season, Rachel had bursts of empathy toward sincere contestants.
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However sincere or politically fashionable, this view makes no sense.
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It's not clear whether Hutchison's words were sincere or bluster.
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If you apologize, and are sincere, people will accept that.
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"Sincere apologies to @Racheldoesstuff for my Tony tweet," Harris wrote.
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Minnesota failed to fashion a sincere threat after that point.
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"Rainbow" itself is vivid, sincere, but by no means great.
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Adoldesscent isn't necessarily innovative, but it's thoroughly sincere and authentic.
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When he apologizes to Crenshaw, it seems uncomfortable but sincere.
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She was very sincere; she had a very big character.
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But it was also possible that his criticism was sincere.
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My sincere hope is that with awareness will come improvement.
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It is my sincere wish that he destroys the party.
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But in many cases — certainly with Pence — it seems sincere.
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Hedi's aesthetic is who he is — coherent, sincere and visionary.
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I had a hard time finding something sincere to say.
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He seemed sincere and looked like a happy family man.
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A sincere piece of praise for a job well done.
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We send our most sincere condolences to all his family.
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A sincere expression of some contrition could soothe those pangs.
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"You can see when someone is sincere," de Blasio said.
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A school official offered "deep and sincere apologies" for it.
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But in the case of Yang and Booker, it's sincere.
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But if the author is Snodgrass, he is touchingly sincere.
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Frankly, I do not know how sincere my apology was.
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My experiences tell me he is sincere in this commitment.
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But he may have been completely sincere in his beliefs.
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His death offered a moment "for sincere reflection," wrote Filipovic.
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But the senator's second, longer apology, she said, seemed sincere.
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There's nothing opportunistic; in fact, it couldn't be more sincere.
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READ: The complete full CNN/ORC poll results The gap was smaller on which candidate appeared more sincere and authentic, though still broke in Clinton's favor, with 249% saying she was more sincere vs.
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"He was very sincere in offering $2.5 — it was the counter-offer that came from the Democrats that was not sincere," Meadows said, contradicting what Trump told the world at his Cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
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Reached for comment, Foxconn offered Evers "sincere congratulations" on his victory.
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I am so sorry to hear this and my sincere apologies.
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Krug is sincere, but a tough, often contradictory nut to crack.
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Sincere Engineer will be playing a couple shows soon (including Fest).
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I think that almost everybody I met were very sincere practitioners.
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We extend our sincere condolences to Mr. May's family and friends.
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They believed fervently that Trump's bluntness meant he was unusually sincere.
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Some opposition parties, however, said her gesture was not sincere enough.
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Whatever else you might think of him, Flake does seem sincere.
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We extend our sincere appreciation and thanks to those responding agencies.
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We would like to send our sincere condolences to the families.
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He looked at me with this really sincere look of concern.
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I send my sincere condolences to his family, friends and fans.
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The free exercise claim is inherently limited to sincere religious objectors.
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"Voters yearned for change, for someone genuine and sincere," Grisolano wrote.
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Somerville was also ordered to write a "sincere" statement of apology.
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I feel, toward Jessica, a very sincere love and great admiration.
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A lot of people owe Michael Jackson a very sincere apology.
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"It was completely sincere," the source told PEOPLE after the event.
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A sincere thank you to those willing to have a conversation.
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We're really sincere about what it is we're trying to build.
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Despite its jokey-sounding premise, this is an achingly sincere book.
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He's looking for a woman who is energetic, thoughtful and sincere.
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The fan comments on the post range from hysterical to sincere.
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I think he is, and I think he's sincere about it.
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My sincere wishes of luck to all the remaining contestants. #ProudBrother.
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Those few words, however, were so sincere—that was very cute.
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Her fundamental message to them, Stein emphasizes, is sincere and simple.
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Next, tweet the photo with a sincere piece of advice attached.
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And his internationalism, it's not very deep but it's reasonably sincere.
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"I want this to be a sincere deliberative process," Ryan said.
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If Google is ready for sincere talks ... our door is open.
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I was sincere, and everyone who asked seemed to accept it.
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His stuff is both simple and thought provoking, ironic and sincere.
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As for Bush, Russell said he found Bush to be sincere.
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All told, this prospect tested even my own sincere financial masochism.
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He was genuine, charismatic, profane, generous and sincere in his beliefs.
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The film's arguments against cultural appropriation feel more apologetic than sincere.
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"We extend our sincere condolences to Mr. May's family and friends."
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This is just the slow, daily erosion of sincere online truth.
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"We're very sincere about this effort," Birmingham Mayor William Bell said.
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The whole affair might sound goofy, but it was relentlessly sincere.
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Like many Catholics, I have a sincere love for Pope Francis.
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That is an insufficient way to implement sincere service and policy.
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"We extend our sincere apology to the family," the airline stated.
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The feedback also needs to be sincere and specific, Frei said.
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"It was not a sincere effort," says Alice Nkom, a lawyer.
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Great managers encourage their people by sharing sincere and specific praise.
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It was a great speech by a sincere and principled leader.
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Others were more sincere, merely disagreeing with Game Freak's decision making.
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It's serious in an old-fashioned sense: sincere, thoughtful, and heartbreaking.
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What you see and hear from him is genuine and sincere.
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Was he semi-ineptly flirting or simply sharing his sincere thoughts?
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Many immediately suspected the audit excuse was somewhat less than sincere.
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How is Trump supposed to top a sincere gesture like that?
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You might even be sincere in your desire to help them.
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"He was kind, quiet, gentle, sincere and devout," said Mr. Cartiff.
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"Some of them I think were just sincere believers," he said.
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They can be racist and still be sincere about their religion.
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These sincere wife guys eerily align with a running internet joke.
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Eventually, though, that format starts to look generic and less sincere.
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Being a genuine, sincere conversation partner makes people like you more.
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How do we know Republicans were never sincere about the deficit?
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I never bought that, I always thought the concern was sincere.
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It was not clear if his statement was sincere or coerced.
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This is doubly true given Pera's sincere commitment to his character.
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And they develop sophisticated, sincere and well researched answers in response.
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Her Charles is a complex, somewhat troubled, sincere and questioning individual.
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If I get canceled for being too sincere, so be it!
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It was not clear whether his statement was sincere or coerced.
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Rory Scovel's Mason in I Feel Pretty is adorable and sincere.
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"I really think he's sincere about what he says," she said.
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Nonetheless "Us," though exquisitely performed, doesn't feel sincere for a minute.
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Refusing sincere requests for help doesn't come naturally to our species.
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I give him credit for that, but it was not sincere.
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He seems sincere and friendly, but maybe also a little basic.
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I am pretty sure she was entirely sincere underneath her mask.
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But the sincere desire I have is to serve our country.
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Mr. Soering comes across as a sincere and canny camera presence.
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Nonetheless "Us," though exquisitely performed, doesn't feel sincere for a minute.
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It's funny, sincere, open, a little awkward, but also very sweet.
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Of course, there's a more sincere side to the song, too.
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American efforts to promote democracy in post-communist Europe are sincere.
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" Richards also extended "a sincere apology to those who were offended.
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He is one of the most sincere, genuine men I've ever met.
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British model Emily Bador has some sincere regret for her cultural appropriation.
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We then asked the women how sincere they felt the responses were.
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I wanted to make sure my illustrations were as sincere as possible.
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"On the 18th of June, I expressed my sincere apology," she said.
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It's a sincere ask and part of Lorelai's attempt to be better.
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And I never really felt a really sincere attachment to my gender.
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My sincere apologies to all good, hardworking reporters and to POTUS supporters.
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You can never quite tell if his nice guy act is sincere.
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Rather than launch into his own comedy routine, George kept things sincere.
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You couldn't ask for a more sincere offer of a situational alliance.
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She said the students expressed sincere remorse for what happened on Saturday.
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" EU chiefs Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker extended their "sincere congratulations.
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He'd like to start diplomacy with Iran and he's sincere about that.
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The most sincere and authentically sweet, kind, loving, generous, funny, wonderful human.
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We appreciate John's candor and sincere apology and fully support his sabbatical.
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Poet voice is sincere yet disaffected, a droning melody of self-importance.
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Particularly, Buttigieg's sincere approach is generating enthusiasm among the Democratic donor class.
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There are some circumstances in which a sincere apology can be beneficial.
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There's no way to discuss a piece without being horribly, embarrassingly sincere.
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"An (sic) true musical genius, he was a sincere humanitarian," Sharpton wrote.
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I feel like any compliments we got from here were 100% sincere.
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Aly Raisman is giving a sincere thank you to her teenage critics.
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"It was a sincere search for areas of common ground," Gore added.
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But even if they are sincere, good intentions go only so far.
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I am more into the quote unquote sincere parts of The Bachelor.
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He added that the Trump administration's call for talks were not sincere.
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But it was very real and scary and just very sincere, too.
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"Fuck Jake Paul" chants were bellowed out in profoundly sincere, urgent tones.
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"The First Family!" the headline reads, with an unapologetically sincere exclamation point.
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So if you are sincere, then you&aposve got to go away.
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So, Ryan put together a sincere plea for help on the website.
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Who is a sincere person that we think, possibly, will get engaged?
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Still, against these privations, labor is the artist's sincere and committed response.
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I want to express my sincere gratitude for all that you've done.
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I think that Hillary Clinton is sincere in a number of areas.
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We couldn't have asked for a more genuine, kind and sincere spokesperson.
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It's a mix of teen drama and a catalog of sincere fears.
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Smiles that had been polite the day before now seemed more sincere.
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His apologies, when finally offered, lacked the sincere heft of his sermons.
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Mr. Reynolds's trouble as a star was that he never seemed sincere.
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"If this is a sincere move, I'd applaud it," Ms. Kang said.
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Alan's emphatic certitude is probably sincere but is groundless and deeply misleading.
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With each episode, though, the co-hosts' anti-Semitism sounded more sincere.
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"There are sincere, studious people who are drawing different conclusions," Mattis said.
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" Feinstein also tweeted that she considered Ford to be "sincere" and "believable.
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No matter how large-scaled her acting, though, she always looked sincere.
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I quickly realized it was sincere, and it was kind of amazing.
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But Zoe (an affectingly sincere Pamela Sabaugh) remained a believing Christian Scientist.
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I wanted to write an authentic, sincere, and, above all, useful book.
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The question is, can a veteran of that institution lead sincere reform?
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I responded that it doesn't matter whether the Koch brothers are sincere.
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Sincere art is art that relies on subject matter to carry it.
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"Antoinette is a very sincere student with a pleasant personality," James said.
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It's unclear whether an apology, sincere or not, would make a difference.
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It's Cancer season and you can channel your deepest, most sincere emotions.
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It was sincere, and it shows how he relates to folks here.
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And those sincere dancers turn into pawns in Mr. Shechter's controlling game.
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There was some debate about whether the portraits were satirical or sincere.
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The groom's father welcomed him, he said, and the celebration was sincere.
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Eventually she asked whether I thought my rapist's apology was truly sincere.
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But though they were sincere, none of what they said was true.
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Compassionate detachment and sincere curiosity are excellent ways to encourage self-exploration.
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CLEVELAND — Donald Trump's Republican convention speech had a genuinely surprising, sincere moment.
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It is a rigorously considered and sincere attempt at transparency and engagement.
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Their intentions may be sincere, but their actions have generally seemed shallow.
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If they're sincere — and Democrats believe them — it could be a breakthrough.
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He's a quiet, sincere, workmanlike presence, and that's what we're there for.
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John is very sincere and Zalman was very much in your face.
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I feel like he was sincere, and I owe him an apology.
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It's uncomfortable to imagine that someone who seems wholly sincere is not.
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It's one of the most sincere and brave albums I've ever heard.
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Mr. Sadr's closest aide, Dhia'a Assadi, called the overtures sincere and logical.
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How does one offer a sincere apology that purposefully misstates the truth?
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But here the characters' struggles collectively feel far more performative than sincere.
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He said the key is sincere engagement with voters on the issues.
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" The Economist is no doubt sincere about wanting to be more "woke.
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That's sincere and avoids the minefield of turning thanks into a transaction.
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"He's sincere about his heritage and the thoughts behind it," he said.
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The people across the enterprise have a sincere commitment to this country.
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He was welcomed back with sincere affection by Democrats and Republicans alike.
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But gushing is optional -- and, in his case, it appears appallingly sincere.
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That's sincere and avoids the minefield of turning thanks into a transaction.
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I want to express my sincere gratitude to all who have served.
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The essential picture keeps shifting from sweet to angry, sardonic to sincere.
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"I have no idea whether they are sincere or not," he said.
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"I really think he's sincere about what he says," Ms. Williford said.
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Moon has stated, repeatedly, that he believes Kim's intentions to be sincere.
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His was the unnamed music of New Orleans: organic, confident and sincere.
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"Those were long and seemingly sincere statements of contrition," Mr. Simon said.
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The sincere engagements and counter-engagements are their own body of material.
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" The paper warned: "China is sincere in developing friendly ties with India.
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I've seen many examples of sincere misalignment at Amazon over the years.
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The only difference is that we gonna come out sincere this time.
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Despite the blow up we had this past week, I do think he's sincere, and I do think sincere people, with letting our better angels prevail, will come together with a solution," Gardner said on CBS's "Face The Nation.
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He doesn't want to appear to exploit a sincere moment for his benefit.
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My most sincere condolences to anyone and everyone affected by this horrific attack!
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We ask that our sincere request for privacy be honored during this time.
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"I don't know," he says finally, sighing with what sounds like sincere uncertainty.
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" He later commented on her as a politician, saying, "She's a sincere individual.
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It was teenage rebellion, not sincere ideological conviction, that dragged her to hell.
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He&aposs just saying I disagree with him, but the guy is sincere.
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"When Obama expressed his appreciation to that team, it was sincere," Lu said.
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"She just seems so gentle and sincere," Sharon said of Meghan and Harry.
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But then I came to understand that their religious convictions were sincere, too.
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Please accept our sincere thanks for your interest [sic] this EPA funding opportunity.
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I feel like that's more sincere than most metal stuff I hear nowadays.
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Fall in love with one person, be sincere, and then marry that person.
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The requisite bite-and-describe moments often yield outbursts of sincere, unprintable praise.
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Kourtney offers sincere congratulations, followed by Kim, but Khloé just keeps looking down.
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"I'm sincere about working with my neighbors," he told reporters outside the courthouse.
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Be that same, sweet, sincere human being that everybody loves and it'll work.
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And I believe that they are sincere, in a general kind of way.
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There is a debate about how sincere Ms Hardaway and Ms Richardson are.
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His concern for the poor and wish to improve their lot is sincere.
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Whatever it ends up being, it will, at the very least, be sincere.
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If you do work there, you have our gravest and most sincere apologies.
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" Barr: "Actually, the statements about his sincere beliefs are recognized in the report.
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Some of that may be sincere, and some of it knee-jerk reaction.
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They all have a sincere rawness in self-expression that really inspires me.
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Several newspaper executives say Google's dealings with them seemed more sincere than Facebook's.
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We pray that in this he comes to complete repentance and sincere change.
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Without sincere and decisive action they may yet drag into the next decade.
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Mr. Spacey then offered some sincere words about the crowd at the Forum.
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There is no greater joy than to reflect on ourselves and become sincere.
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She's great, she's very sincere and kind of a stubborn and emotional person.
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He's a very good guy, very sincere, very sweet but also very charismatic.
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I offer a humble and sincere apology to anyone affected by my actions.
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She always seemed sincere, even when I felt she was selling me something.
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A lot of that is sincere when your back is to the wall.
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Lucy is compassionate and just a tad unrealistic, but her commitment is sincere.
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He looks at the recorder I've thrust into his hand with sincere befuddlement.
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He comes across as refreshingly sincere, at a time of anti-politics sentiment.
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In one, heroes have quiet, sincere talks about their personal beliefs and intentions.
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Russia's new UN ambassador, Vasily Alekseevich Nebenzya, said Russia hopes Tillerson is sincere.
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For the dedicated fan, its potent melodrama, as sincere as it is cynical.
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Even a sincere, heartfelt, over-the-top apology won't get the job done.
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" A WB spokesman plead ignorance, calling the move "a sincere expression of thanks.
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"We express our sincere regret for this incident," it said in a statement.
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"It's both propagandistic and sincere," Columbia University historian Christopher Jones told National Geographic.
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Lavrov said it remained to be seen how sincere the rebel assertions were.
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Zuckerberg's promises about new governance arrangements, privileging transparency, and accountability may be sincere.
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And reflects a really sincere leadership that I wish we had more of.
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My most sincere condolences to anyone and everyone affected by this horrific attack!
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Presidential budgets are as equal parts grandstanding political demonstrations and sincere policy positions.
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Our need at the time was sincere, and so is Rosado-Seijo's work.
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On one side, the moral weight is crushing, the energy vital and sincere.
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Bush seemed sincere about compassionate conservatism and genuinely pursued it in some ways.
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"She was very religious, very sincere," said Adriana Palma, a friend since childhood.
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But I've come to realize that a real sincere smile is mighty powerful.
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No doubt, too, that offense can be sincere, sometimes well taken, even wise.
|
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And try to make it sound like you're sincere, even if you're not.
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The California lawmaker told reporters at the time that the applause was sincere.
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I see in them a sincere and apologetic heart for their ill misdeeds.
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My boyfriend showed me frequent, sincere concern, for which I had little use.
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They freely decide to do so out of their sincere faith in God.
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The police had to convince the public that they were legitimate and sincere.
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It's about time that everyone made a sincere effort to pronounce names correctly.
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They were much more sincere, and I felt more at ease around them.
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Through Counts' experience, one gets the sense that this is all very sincere.
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I think about someone like John Prine, [who's] always been a sincere songwriter.
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Castro addressed the migrant crisis, as everyone else—seemingly with sincere patience—listened.
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"When you have sincere convictions, you demonstrate with your face unmasked," he said.
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Muslims believe it is when God will answer all sincere prayers offered there.
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Sometimes he's sincere, but sometimes he's clearly acting, particularly when he's with Estelle.
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I admired the fact that they were like me — supportive, strong, and sincere.
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"It was a sincere search for areas of common ground," Mr. Gore said.
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"What worries me is the sincere possibility of epidemics," Dr. Rodríguez-Mercado added.
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But we have men who are dedicated and sincere, with hearts of lions.
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Well, what do you think would be sincere for you to listen to?
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A Chinese spokesman said on Tuesday that China was "sincere" in continuing talks.
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He is as sincere as he can be about anything with this respect.
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It's a consciously constructed illusion of spontaneous self-revelation, a sincere put-on.
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The Chinese internet is filled with apparently sincere praise for the government's efforts.
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I look back and see my friend with a disappointed yet sincere smile.
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"I thought she was sincere and very credible," said Ms. Marks, a Democrat.
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Chicago anticipated this generation's style of feminism — pugilistic, sincere, frank and unapologetically grandiose.
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It's a sincere attempt at feminist consciousness-raising, smuggled inside a murder mystery.
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In China, admiration of the front-line medical workers is widespread and sincere.
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So on that note, I do hope that Dyson offers a sincere apology.
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But a sincere and thoughtful discussion about it can certainly help solve it.
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She is professional and sincere, and that sincerity is worth millions of dollars.
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People are usually flattered by your asking these questions — if they are sincere.
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He was honest and sincere and wanted to talk about the technical aspects.
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Weathers added 17 points and eight rebounds and Sincere Carry scored 211 points.
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In a meme group, sardonic and sincere Williamson supporters unite against the haters.
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What part of it is sincere, and what part is mere political calculation?
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There was never going to be a sincere investigation of Hunter Biden's activities.
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"I found her to be very cool and very sincere," Mr. Martín said.
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Now there is evidence that such concerns, never entirely sincere, are greatly overstated.
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It is our sincere hope that Congress will be up to this task.
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This one reads like a little poem: affectionate, sincere and to the point.
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The key to flattery, Green said, is to be as sincere as possible.
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Despite Ho's sincere efforts to negotiate decolonization peacefully, the French wanted Indochina back.
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In fact, it's best for you to be sincere and to the point.
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"We're truly sincere and are not only trying to manage perception," he said.
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I have no doubt that Mr. Netanyahu's opposition to the deal was sincere.
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On air, the moment — particularly the last sentence — came off as genuinely sincere.
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Otherwise, no reason to purge evidence of sincere beliefs from your own home.
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He has taken this time to reflect in a meaningful and sincere way.
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The desire to make money is always sincere, but not everything else is.
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Maybe the sentiment is sincere, maybe it's spin, maybe a little of each.
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Cersei needs Tyrion to believe she's sincere, so she can ultimately be insincere.
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"I want to extend my sincere thanks to an exemplary professional," he said.
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"He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it," longtime host Chris Harrison exclusively tells PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose Viall.
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" Host Chris Harrison told PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose Viall for the position: "He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it.
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"He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it," Harrison exclusively tells PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose 35-year-old Viall.
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"He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it," longtime host Chris Harrison previously told PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose Viall.
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"It's always a bad sign when Chris seems sincere about something," she told Kimmel.
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If you're going to make an apology, own it, be sincere and do it.
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It does not affect the sincere efforts of Mr Boris Becker for our country.
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I know people criticized and questioned him but he was sincere in that path.
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It's necessary to come to any sort of mature and sincere sense of self.
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But then Singer quickly turned sincere, despite Morgan dismissing her claims to her face.
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It's a sincere and courageous endeavour to do right by people who are dying.
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If you're into that sweet, sincere, old-fashioned vein of Americana, you'll love this.
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"Obviously there is the PR standpoint, but there's also a sincere caring," Kerney said.
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Her voice, adept at elastic runs and flowery embellishments, is also soulful and sincere.
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It's also sincere and transparent about the fact it's primarily designed to be fun.
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Some conservative enthusiasm for Trumpism reflects a sincere desire to grapple with voter angst.
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Donald Trump probably was sincere when he invited African-Americans to join his movement.
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His tribute to the Navy SEAL was called beautiful and sincere by Trump-admirers.
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Lyft CEO Logan Green told me recently that automakers' commitment to mobility is sincere.
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The relationships were arguably even more sincere than on The Bachelor in some cases.
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It is my sincere hope that members of the media stop talking to Conway.
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I think people see her and they see an honest person, a sincere person.
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That shows huge strength of character and a sincere desire to have my back.
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Only Sterling K. Brown can serve up this kind of sincere, open-mouthed joy.
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Nevertheless, some in the palm-oil industry have made sincere attempts to become greener.
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Either way, sincere faith in how the two parties operate is at a nadir.
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The characters are all painfully sincere — but they're also generic, bland, and barely developed.
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It's also a deep and sincere reflection of how most of my relationships are.
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But that's amazing—that you're taking the piss and it comes off so sincere.
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Mr Kenyatta may be sincere in saying he will step down if he loses.
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It's a sincere report on sexual experience among trans women and trans-feminine people.
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What it says about you: First off, and this is sincere: Are you OK?
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Whether or not Paul and Mongeau's love is sincere is entirely beside the point.
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Diligently hand drawn, it operates as a sincere letter of love to her father.
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She's a conduit for all of our feelings — snarky or sincere — about everything Rio.
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Why is he making the offer if his sincere hope that all shareholders remain?
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This flag is my sincere tribute to you, and all refugees in the world.
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Behind each sliding door could be a sincere childhood tableau, or a repulsive Cacodemon.
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"Only the good Lord knows whether or not he was sincere," Mr. Ayres said.
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The pale color is "cheeky, sincere, and nostalgic all at once," according to Schwartzberg.
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Her show is so incredibly honest and forthright and sincere that I don't know.
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A sincere question: is there anything women are allowed to wear in the summer?
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All of us at PBS express our sincere condolences to Gwen's friends and family.
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They may or may not be sincere, but that at least feels like progress.
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"Nothing they say on the subject of race is sincere," Carlson said last Wednesday.
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" And a laughing Cruz responded, "I'm hoping it is sort of sincere and endearing.
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Some ASEAN diplomats doubt China is sincere about agreeing to a set of rules.
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" After a backlash, Tiegs apologized, tweeting, "My sincere apologies to everyone I have hurt.
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I find them to be the most interesting, quirky, sincere and inspirational folks around.
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Reddit, to most of its users, is an "Internet democracy" in a sincere sense.
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Compliment people, even when they don't necessarily deserve it, but be sincere and specific.
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When parting ways with the Latino business owner, keep your promises realistic and sincere.
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Chatty Mercury in straightforward (and naive, forgiving, and sincere) Aries has got your back.
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In this sincere setting, couples seeking closure will also discover heartfelt opportunities for reconciliation.
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He's unashamed of his faith, his political beliefs, and his sincere love of family.
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It has to be true, the totally legit and sincere Internet Association said so.
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My sincere apologies to Jamie and I look forward to continuing a positive campaign.
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"For me, the video is completely sincere — it's what I believe in," Kline says.
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Sincere apologies to an American hero, Tammy Duckworth, and gratitude for her family's service.
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Others, young and old alike, simply see Corbyn as more sincere than other politicians.
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Littlefinger pleaded idiot, and he seemed sincere, but Sansa wasn't in the forgiving mood.
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Becoming a victim of your own mind can jeopardize a sincere and engaging speech.
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They responded quickly, pledged to remove the incorrect graphics and offered a sincere apology.
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GOP presidential front-runner Donald Trump, meanwhile, defended the display as "sincere" early Wednesday.
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The ludicrously sincere ballad "I'll Be," by Edwin McCain, is playing in the background.
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"I am like a caricature of myself," he admitted, in an atypically sincere moment.
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Rasual was a sincere and caring young man who has left us too soon.
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Friends insist that, despite the illicit way the relationship began, their romance was sincere.
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Yeah, the video (below) had seemed a little silly and winky but also sincere.
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This—the overly sincere hand-wringing over anemic, rock-leaning beats—is white rap.
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Hardly perfect, but a little sincere contrition never did any harm now, did it?
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This is my sincere thank you to those who charitably Snapchat their concert experience.
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But that doesn't mean that the proposal for Russia-backed peace talks is sincere.
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Not an obligatory smile, not a coerced one, but a moment of sincere connection.
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Mr. Trump might be sincere in his concern for people suffering from this epidemic.
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They can be deceived in an election and still be sincere about their religion.
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Moreover, the movie's rancor and romance never seem sincere enough to leave a mark.
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CS: Your sincere effort to do right by your free-spirited daughter is commendable.
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For this I offer my most sincere apology to all people of Hong Kong.
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It would have been truthful and a sincere reflection of my frame of mind.
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The obscenity is absurd, each hook sincere, and every bang well worth the buck.
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It contained three bottles of Irish Baileys, which elicited a whoop of sincere delight.
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Those to friends are by turns crude, sublime, mocking, sincere, self-pitying and proud.
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The cooperation was sincere, and the M.P.S. seemed eager to build its own case.
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Some now wonder if Big Booze is sincere in its efforts to discourage boozing.
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Egalitarian and sincere, Norway's version of New Nordic cooking is frisky, witty and unpretentious.
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"Your opposition, as sincere as it might be, is really absolutely irrelevant," she said.
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But no matter how outrageous the fibs, Mr. Hawkins makes him sound utterly sincere.
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Though some will express sincere, genuine examples, others will sound more robotic and scripted.
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No, but I -- I look at her and she's so sincere, and what happens?
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It was a show about grief and abandonment; on those subjects, it was sincere.
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Booker's theatrics gelled with his passionate approach to politics and were no doubt sincere.
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It has been derided as kitsch, but the sound is earnest, sincere and important.
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Meant as sincere flattery, the NSX can be as docile as a Honda Accord.
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" However, he added that "I actually believe that you are sincere in your apology.
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The losing buyers may have been just as sincere, but they didn't write letters.
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Mr. Ackman comes across as sincere in his outrage and cogent in his presentations.
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Which is why the seemingly ironic title of Marriage Story is sincere, even affectionate.
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The sincere pursuit of justice was meeting the absurdity of human endeavor head-on.
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The parents don't believe that what she's saying is sincere, that she's being coached.
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So the challenge is how to make work that feels both artistic and sincere.
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Jason, who was rolling with rapper Sincere Show, also sprinkled $20k on the strippers.
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Freshman running back Sincere McCormick rushed for 87 yards and two touchdowns for UTSA.
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While I am sincere in my frustration at how slowly the system works, I am also sincere in offering my apologies to those members who work tirelessly on behalf of veterans, including Chairman Miller and his colleagues on the Veterans Affairs Committee.
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Everyone I interviewed was so sincere about wanting to gain wealth to bless others, too.
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Most Sincere Never has a more genuine expression of love been caught on stadium cameras.
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When I call Alden's offices, the person who answers does a good job sounding sincere.
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ROSENSTEIN: I appreciate your sincere concerns, but I didn&apost give Peter Strzok any instructions.
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Finally, China should make more sincere efforts in containing the nuclear ambitions of North Korea.
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Once again, my sincere best wishes and thanks to everyone for their support and understanding.
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Part of being in a long-term relationship is developing a sincere level of trust.
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"He was so sincere from the very first time I met him," she tells PEOPLE.
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The show blends the sincere with the sardonic, making room for the multitudes gays contain.
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I find solace in knowing that our intentions and actions have been fair and sincere.
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It's surprising that Amazon hasn't promoted this animated film, which is beautiful, sincere, and hopeful.
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Connery's Bond era saw 007 evolving from a satirical action hero to a sincere one.
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Surprise: there are virtually no sincere small-government types out there in the real world.
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But at the risk of sounding too sincere for our times: let yourself be healed.
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It is my sincere hope that this will offer comfort to all who loved him.
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Weed sellers are already paying the wine business the compliment of their most sincere flattery.
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My sincere hope is that this report provides some small measure of justice and healing.
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Harambe, though, is a different kind of meme; it's Schrödinger's meme, both ironic and sincere.
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Mennell spent time in the infantry, and feels as though some counselors don't seem sincere.
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I would like to express my sincere appreciation for Nick's distinguished achievements as Group President.
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My Love Story is a fluffy and sincere show with a lot of great humor.
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We offer our sincere condolences to the family in Woodbridge, VA affected by this tragedy.
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North Korea says the summit can proceed only if America is "sincere" about improving relations.
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It is my most sincere hope that this issue is resolved as amicably as possible.
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Sure, those episode recaps are a little tacky, but the show itself is remarkably sincere.
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Even at work, survey respondents said emoji make communication more likable, sincere and, surprisingly, credible.
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Why is he making the offer if his sincere hope is that all shareholders remain?
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" "FCA US extends its most sincere condolences to the family and friends of Mr. Yelchin.
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"We extend our sincere apology to the family," the airline told PEOPLE in a statement.
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Tina and I send our heartfelt and sincere prayers to her family and loved ones.
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Most are probably sincere in their desire to build a caliphate or a socialist paradise.
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Them sending such a sincere correspondence to just one person is truly divine customer service.
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We don't feel that she was -- doesn't have that real sincere honesty when she speaks.
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"China has always regarded New Zealand as a sincere friend and partner," Xi told her.
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In that vein, for many, "America" and "American Dream" now sound more boilerplate than sincere.
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And we've created narratives about judges where they're presented as always very balanced and sincere.
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Opposition parties, however, said her gesture was not sincere enough, and that she should resign.
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For a privileged partnership it's too late and Europe must now be honest and sincere.
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But there were also several plaintive, introspective weatherkin blogs written in a seemingly sincere tone.
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The phrase first spread as a harmless and sincere push by fans of PewDiePie, a.k.a.
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You stage excitement but, internally, a mix of jealousy and boredom overwhelm any sincere interest.
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We offer our sincere condolences to them, and to the entire community of Branson, Missouri.
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"I think that he was a very sincere and decent man," the former president concluded.
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One sure sign of success is the ability to celebrate others' achievements with sincere enthusiasm.
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Biggers's art, layered with references to race and history, is sincere and ironic at once.
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People with Williams don't always have the ability to tell who's sincere and who's not.
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I felt he was not like that, that he was a sincere person and engaging.
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The phrase has gone from sincere to funny, but not in a ha-ha way.
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"Sincere is a big key word for the North Koreans over the years," Madden said.
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In fact, coming off as sincere, ethical and direct should actually improve your professional reputation.
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"He was a good conversationalist, a warm, sincere type," Ms. Albani said in an interview.
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Earlier this month Francis told reporters he would be "sincere" with Trump despite their differences.
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Two minor right-wing celebrities, two half-assed apologies that feel more forced than sincere.
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"Fink is sincere, but structurally they have a hard time following through," Weatherley-White said.
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Moon said in an interview on Sunday that Kim was sincere in abandoning nuclear weapons.
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Laurene Powell Jobs, she has been wonderful on immigration, sincere and fully committed and ... Creative.
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What people really want is sincere appreciation — to be recognized and appreciated for their efforts.
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She circled their arrested forms, admiring rotted clothing, patchy and lusterless skin, sincere, open enjoyment.
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It's goofy, but it's sincere, and who wouldn't want to be both of those things?
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It's very from the heart and sincere and we are very proud we made it.
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The quest to "give something back" is no less sincere and important for being clichéd.
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"Regarding the success of La Tribu, I want to be sincere," said Mr. Cepeda, 68.
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"She seemed to be very sincere," said Robert McLean, a regional manager for the department.
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I think about putting that in my profile, but it sounds too sincere, too unguarded.
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This is all classic Bloomberg: sincere, but also arrogant and sometimes outrageously out of touch.
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"We thought they were sincere," said Lisa Rice, president of the National Fair Housing Alliance.
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Habitual sins distort our thinking, and even sincere contrition is no guarantee of future performance.
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Mr. Kulish saw himself as the Sincere Billy, and this is still a good description.
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If my opposition to the war was sincere, I should have become a conscientious objector.
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It's gotten less shocking and much more sincere, less issues-driven and more character-focused.
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Among other challenges, Patreon has to decide what qualifies as a sincere and thorough apology.
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We'll upload the video and everyone gets to vote whether she was sincere or not.
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There's no question that Germany's efforts to overcome its past were sincere and largely effective.
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Even still, they should not be accepted simply because they represent sincere beliefs or feelings.
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Our excursion seemed to encapsulate Montenegro with its mix of entrepreneurial gamble and sincere hospitality.
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The president "was sincere and heartfelt," his sister Ryan Manion said in a telephone interview.
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Mr. Sanchez's lawyer, Cassandra Stamm, said he had "sincere and immense regret" for his actions.
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Recent attempts to answer that question have varied wildly, from the sincere to the absurd.
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But that journey didn't continue: This ended up a healthy-minded, sincere, rather defanged Seventh.
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Kaine's deep, sincere Roman Catholic faith can only be helpful to the ticket as well.
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Was this a sincere change of heart, or merely a cynical shift in corporate messaging?
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But those close to him insist that his conversion on stop-and-frisk is sincere.
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His outreach to the Hispanic community, whatever you may make of it, is undoubtedly sincere.
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"My family voted for him thinking he's a new person and looked sincere," he said.
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Can he apologize for those failings in a way that sounds sincere and not smarmy?
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As choreographers, they are clever and inventive but also sweet and sincere in their storytelling.
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"No one likes an actress who writes books," she said, half joking and half sincere.
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Although he came up short in his campaign, he struck me as being pretty sincere.
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The tearful, gushing (utterly sincere) Oscar speech from 1999 would have set this person off.
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"I went in thinking, 'I'm going to give my best, sincere, heartbreaking performance,'" she said.
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Or, conversely, can you think of any public apologies that were memorable, sincere and heartfelt?
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Is he sincere in his quest to spread the benefits of a life of stoicism?
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My sincere apologies for this to have not turned out the way it was intended.
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I accepted these stories, believing — as I continue to believe — their fear to be sincere.
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Be sincere and willing to open up, and soon this watery moon sign will, too.
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"She seemed pretty sincere about apologizing," Delzer said, but didn't provide her with any answers.
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Condemn the behavior and make a sincere pledge to do everything possible to stop it.
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The president was doubtless sincere in saying that none of this was directed against China.
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She said they are continuing to communicate with Brown's family and expressed their sincere condolences.
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Yet, for all its flaws, "Padman", much like its protagonist, puts in a sincere effort.
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"At least he came forward and seemed to be sincere and apologized," Ms. Bass said.
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Japan has extended its sincere apologies and remorse to former comfort women on many occasions.
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Bad apologies are not sincere and often take the approach of blaming anything but self.
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A sincere apology, owning our mistakes, is a kindness to people whose feelings we've hurt.
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This was pure propaganda, not sincere reporting, and it was aimed at damaging Hillary Clinton.
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"I never wanted to be part of a game I couldn't improve," he said, growing sincere.
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Mr. Gowdy appears to have a sincere interest in getting to the bottom of what happened.
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Sincere Engineer's Deanna Belos is at her best when she makes songs about feeling like shit.
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The DJ actually drops a sincere dance remix of the motherfucking Thong Song and everybody cheers.
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For that reason, the extension contained clauses obliging Britain to maintain "sincere cooperation" as a member.
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Even a whiff of "You should do what I do" can doom the most sincere advocate.
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My sincere thanks to each one of those who are helping us cope with this loss.
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They were denied asylum in the United States despite a finding that their fears were sincere.
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During its glory years, New Girl was equal parts sincere and farcical in the best way.
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"He's got the gift of gab, that's for sure, but I think he's sincere," Tom said.
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China is sincere in wanting to "appropriately resolve" the problem via talks, she said, without elaborating.
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Russian President Vladimir Putin described her as "kind and very sincere," but suggested that she's naive.
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They offer sincere apologies when they regret their actions and strive to make amends whenever possible.
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There is a whiff of utopia here, but it's unclear whether it is sarcastic or sincere.
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Songs and arrangements were complex and convoluted at times, but they were sincere attempts at connecting.
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And above all, Brigsby Bear holds together because it's so flawlessly navigated and so utterly sincere.
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You can feel how sincere they are and how important a cause it is to them.
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Unfortunately, even the most sincere convictions, by the most well-intentioned people, can be incredibly damaging.
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I believe the women who worked and volunteered at the center were well-intentioned and sincere.
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Certainly it seems clear that French protesters are acting out of sincere dissatisfaction with their government.
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She praised Parker, saying he was "definitely sincere" during the meeting, which lasted over an hour.
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The unfortunate third guy is Jason, the sincere Buffalo fellow with a taste for hair gel.
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Meanwhile, Wilson was a bit more sincere when she thanked fans for the award on Instagram.
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We've reached out to Apple for comment, and we've emailed our sincere thanks to Peter Jackson.
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The new Lumix S series is Panasonic's most sincere effort yet to appeal to professional photographers.
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There should be four sincere apologies from the Olympians, and the charges should be conditionally dropped.
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Many Republicans are sincere—they believe in "trickle down" economics and expect us to invest more.
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"Parks Canada extends our sincere condolences to their families, friends and loved ones," Parks Canada said.
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Despite the show's overall comedic tone, it handled its biggest ideas with gravitas and sincere emotion.
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Not judgment, not absolute truth, but a son's sincere journey to learn more about his father.
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I want to offer my sincere apologies to anyone I might have offended with my behavior.
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" Bennet tells me: "The say-something-nice feature was Mike's great idea, and it is sincere!
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Steve had a sincere demeanor about the class, but he made sure to keep things interesting.
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A friend in the acting community shares his sincere perspective on what she meant to him.
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It's an unfortunate truth that when a man compliments a woman, those compliments aren't always sincere.
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Khan offered his sincere apologies to all those who made plans to attend on March 7th.
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On Sunday, Toni shared the cover on YouTube along with a sincere message to her father.
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Thus, we wanted the anti-conflict messages to be sincere, to mean something to the students.
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He is a bodyguard, a motivational coach, and one of the most sincere people I know.
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Everyone was given focus, and the result was a movie that felt rich, sincere, and universal.
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The show also made sure to treat the aftermath of Jane's first time with sincere empathy.
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Benioff continually touted charity and giving back to the community, and he seemed sincere about it.
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Even if these compliments aren't sincere, people are more likely to respond affirmatively in the moment.
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It might take you an episode or two to fully acclimate to its unapologetically sincere worldview.
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"He's the least sincere person I've ever met," Bro told reporters after the sentencing, CNN reported.
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How, to focus on politics, can their sincere sorrow co-exist with that of Mr Obama?
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The notion that Trump has sincere concerns about corruption, at home or abroad, is a farce.
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But the ebullience here feels sincere, especially in the free and playful performance of Cory Stearns.
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"They do seem, to me, remarkably sincere and also not instantly defensive," Davis said of Southwest.
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It's my sincere hope Congress will be able to reach across the aisle & find a solution!
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"Parks Canada extends our sincere condolences to their families, friends and loved ones," the statement reads.
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Nor — to her further credit — has she aligned herself with the "sincere" side of the tracks.
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These essays can, depending the subtleties of the author, read more as self-promotional than sincere.
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They're coming from a sincere concern about the position of workers and wages in this country.
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" "We offer our sincere condolences to their children, Patti, Ron, and Michael, and to their grandchildren.
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Kappell appears to be sincere in his Facebook video and in his stated admiration for King.
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"I'm sure Pope Francis is a good man who is sincere in his belief," Jeffress added.
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He said Abbas and Fatah were not sincere about achieving reconciliation, a charge Fatah threw back.
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A kind, sincere one, but still, something you'd expect from a colleague more than a parent.
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His sincere advice for people stung by a tarantula hawk is to lie down and scream.
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I ended up concluding that Astrid was sincere in her fear that Wim wants her dead.
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"The head of state sends ... sincere condolences to the victims' families and loved ones," he added.
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It's been a racist, nationalist demagogue-for-hire with no sincere ideology beyond his own vanity.
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In addition to giving people sincere appreciation, it's also important to be generous with your praise.
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It's that it reflects, very clearly, the sincere and shallow strangeness of its most powerful people.
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There's no way of knowing whether Abby's decision to rekindle her relationship with Jackson is sincere.
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A little after noon on Friday, he offered his "sincere apologies" to Ms. Duckworth on Twitter.
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He developed a keen sense for when adults were being sincere — and when they were not.
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In response, Cruz said O'Rourke was "absolutely sincere" and compared him to that socialist Bernie Sanders.
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"We will adopt the most sincere and humble attitude to accept criticisms and make improvements," Mrs.
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"We send our sincere condolences to the family, friends and supporters of Damon Grimes," it added.
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He said he reiterated the "sincere apology" to Mr. Massey that the hotel had previously issued.
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"Most people are pretty open to sincere efforts to try to get it right," Eriksen says.
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For this we feel pained and dispirited and would like to express our most sincere apologies.
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A rigorously sincere reading of the musical might be as a satirical panorama of personality types.
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I suggest acting like an adult and mailing a sincere note of congratulations to your niece.
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These days, it can be hard to tell where sincere outrage ends and political positioning begins.
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"Support Our Troops" bumper stickers and yellow ribbons seemed sincere to me when the war began.
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To ministers he's a man they can call on Sunday nights for eloquent and sincere testimonials.
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"These are real people who are sincere believers of the content they are sharing," Starbird said.
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Trump's legal team has argued that he had a sincere interest in fighting corruption in Ukraine.
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The entire Twins organization sends our most sincere condolences to Ryan's family, friends, coaches, and teammates.
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Until he proves through actions that he is sincere, his regime should not get a cent.
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The offended party may accept a sincere apology but still be unready to forgive the transgression.
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Sincere Republican penance for electing this lout as our president and debasing our collective moral currency.
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If you were sincere you could have made it less so by voting to call witnesses.
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"My sincere apologies," an E.P.A. official wrote to the rancher who would be moderating the event.
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The memoirs of key decision-makers convey sincere intentions and in some cases, very adroit maneuvering.
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First because Mr. Kimmel's story was so raw, grateful and — but for the occasional wisecrack — sincere.
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They do offer unique moments for sincere reflection on our own choices, and our own paths.
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But there are also deeply rooted and sincere ideological tensions that separate the friendly Senate colleagues.
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I sat next to Liu He and his young assistants, and I think they're sincere. Okay?
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Alt-J's own language is at once nerdy, needy, creepy, calculated, unhinged and self-consciously sincere.
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If Mr Tshisekedi is sincere about reform, there are several things he could start doing now.
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Darren Franich, Entertainment Weekly The final act aims for tearjerkery with sincere appreciations of franchise lore.
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It said it would conduct "a sincere dialogue with the public" only "when everything is calm".
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The pair's decades-long homage to Zurich's sewer system feels as sincere as it is ironic.
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Lambrusco, at its best, is a humble farmhouse wine, and I say that with sincere esteem.
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What seemed like a playful gesture, Brian said, was palpably the vector of a sincere threat.
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"Its hard to decipher the difference between a sincere entertainer and an honest swindler," Cobain wrote.
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But, hey, if it wasn't a joke and L-Dogg was being sincere ... CONGRATS TO TIMMY!!!
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It's that earnest, sincere humor, plus his thoughtfulness, that make Gethard somebody I love talking to.
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Thorpe: Nowadays, harassment, death threats, sincere racism, things like that are prevalent everywhere on the internet.
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What do we want from them — and what would a sincere example of rehabilitation look like?
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Some were sincere, like Freaks & Geeks, which showed a loving reverence for the culture of 1980.
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So her past opposition to equal marriage and to adoption by same-sex couples was probably sincere.
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And a sincere thank you to all those who sent me the spirit of loving and forgiveness.
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"Oh my god this is the nicest thing anyone's ever given me," a very sincere Minaj said.
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RIVERA: You know, just because you don&apost have sincere emotions don&apost say I don&apost.
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My heart was full to see such an amazing, sincere, beautiful woman feel so strongly for me.
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It comes across like a deeply sincere effort on LaBeouf's part to exorcise some of his demons.
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The handwritten message was sincere and heartfelt, and appealed directly to the ideals of the Olympic Movement.
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"We will adopt the most sincere and humble attitude to accept criticisms and make improvements," Lam said.
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I just find her righteousness to be noxious, but I find Michael Moore always to be sincere.
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Maxwell followed with "Nothing Compares 2 U," which, despite the needless Spotify reference, was reverent and sincere.
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"He came across as very sincere," Clifton said, but added that she will not be supporting him.
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Writer-director Jeff Baena has squeezed heart into this film, particularly with a surprisingly sincere, potent ending.
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Samsung's apology has been comprehensive and, as far as a big conglomerate can be, humble and sincere.
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In the film, it's a true, sincere motivation — artistic ambiguity reduced to an easy-to-understand justification.
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" But, he added, "I believe everyone should accept apologies...I choose to believe he is being sincere.
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Prime Minister Imran Khan said "political differences notwithstanding," his sincere prayers were with Sharif for his health.
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"Our most sincere thanks and appreciation to these individuals for their heroic efforts in assisting this guest."
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Which is basically how I'm left feeling reading Professor Martens's learned, sincere, respectful response to my columns.
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Mr Wagner will occasionally speak up for Mr Trump, but it may not come across as sincere.
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But spy agencies benefit from having sincere optimists in charge, since the paranoia will always supply itself.
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They also vacillate between seemingly sincere and parodic content, confusing and aggravating some viewers in the process.
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The bright, smiling Ark guides — fair-skinned and blond, like so many folks in Kentucky — seem sincere.
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What makes this story work is how it manages to be both incredibly silly and incredibly sincere.
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It's been a sincere pleasure working with Bertie [Cordingley, Rock Pamper Scissors' MD], Mat and their team.
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Our sincere thanks goes out to those citizens who helped pitch in to clean up as well.
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If he builds the arsenal he wants, China and America will be sincere in their shared dismay.
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You can't shoot holes at the fact that he is just the most deserving and sincere person.
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The administration may hope that dismantling the treaty will lead to a more sincere conversation about security.
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Still, there's a sense of sincere joy running through the whole thing that went ignored back then.
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From the AP: Kuwait "showed a sincere desire to cooperate, but all to no avail," he said.
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Once again, my sincere best wishes and thanks to everyone for their support and understanding. Love,Brian
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For an insecure, awkward teen memes are a way to make a sincere gesture with a joke.
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Our most sincere thanks and appreciation to these individuals for their heroic efforts in assisting this guest.
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And based on this first look, Patti is both sweet and tough; the film, funny and sincere.
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It's a sincere stance, reflective of his own inquisitive and tempered optimism towards the world around him.
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But it doesn't really matter anyway, because even the trolls will get a sincere answer from Rubinshtein.
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And generally, I believe Zuckerberg is sincere in his intention to keep Facebook open to all ideas.
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If so, my sincere congratulations — unlike me, you have probably never failed to confirm a dentist appointment.
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It's not easy to digest but damn if it isn't sincere in its effort to tell it.
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But don't think that just because it's #sponsored, that it isn't sincere, genuine, or well thought out.
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Chu is also the executive chairman of Sincere Watch Ltd, directly holding 4.38 pct of the firm.
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You don't rise to Speaker of the House without the ability to make people think you're sincere.
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His wines are naked, sincere, and authentic expressions of a mountain that he's now made his own.
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After Dippold, we get Kate McKinnon, who I have a fully public and very sincere crush on.
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Porsha apologizes to Kandi and Phaedra eventually does so as well, although, her apology isn't as sincere.
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All of this is sincere to write about, because it's spoken so sincerely on record by Skepta.
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Though it's only a video game, that struck a sincere chord in me, so I said yes.
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They are the least interesting, the least innovative, the least sincere of the whole political spectrum. Why?
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Yet it also ends with some of the most affirming, sincere celebrations of creativity I've ever seen.
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" And think I snapped back with something snarky like, "I wish I could believe you were sincere.
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It is difficult, as with a lot of the posts, to tell whether this one is sincere.
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The event at the Javits Center was a reminder that she has a large, sincere, devoted following.
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Please help us express our sincere gratitude to the wonderful staff at the Blue Pearl Animal Hospital.
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After a year, it likely will be clear whether Pyongyang is sincere regarding its intention to denuclearize.
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And if you want to stay close with your sister, you have to make a sincere effort.
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Is the GOP going to be fair to what they saw as sincere testimony by Dr. Ford?
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Martin Luther King Jr. once said there is nothing in the world more dangerous than sincere ignorance.
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I think I'll remember most his generous spirit and his sincere interest in being a great friend.
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French authorities are reluctant to work closely with former jihadists, wary about whether their reform is sincere.
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One thing I've come to understand about Craig is that as a sentiment, it's also totally sincere.
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Bernie appears to be merely a sincere, heartfelt man who cares about people and cares about America.
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The company has offered a "sincere apology" to drivers, but the Democrats said increased penalties are necessary.
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Purab Kohli saves the first half, sweetly sincere as he performs this prepared dance for his fiancee.
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My teachers there took a sincere interest in my learning and exceeding expectations for my grade level.
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Just as on "Everlasting," any relationship on "UnREAL" can be sincere and calculated at the same time.
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Clearly one sounds more knowledgeable and sincere when they, like, don't use the L-word so much.
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"The US should, even at this belated time, respond to our sincere efforts in a corresponding manner."
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"I feel deep regret and remorse and I hope she can accept my sincere apology," he said.
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"My sincere apologies, and I'm sorry for all the years this has been going on," Francis said.
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"I actually think he was sincere...[but] he is incorrect about it...the concept is wrong..." -@realDonaldTrump
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"It was an honest, sincere effort to protect the bodily privacy of our children," said Mr. Deutsch.
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But there's a separation between the meme-friendly Mac and the sincere guy you hear on record.
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"McConnell is the least sincere proponent of bipartisanship I can imagine," said Yale healthcare expert Jacob Hacker.
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" She added that Khosrowshahi "is sincere in what he wants to do, along with the leadership team.
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"Online dating was new, and people were much more sincere about dating and less cynical," she said.
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Plus, he combines retrograde views with a total lack of charisma and an inability to sound sincere.
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But conservationists believe that the Chinese government is sincere in not allowing any significant domestic ivory market.
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The poems are deliciously absurd and make sincere leaps between wildlife and the inner lives of humans.
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"If you are sincere, then that's how it comes across," she says of her intimate subject matter.
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There was a sincere patriotism woven in to this model, but also a lot of self-interest.
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Check out the clip -- George makes an offer to Magic ... and it looks pretty sincere to us.
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He is a rare good guy, sincere and resourceful, amid an ocean of narcissistic gaming world peers.
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I saw it in their sincere but tense smiles, in the constant buzz of walkie-talkie chatter.
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There are sincere nativists, like Bannon and senior adviser Stephen Miller, and people of almost incomprehensible insincerity.
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One is a sincere sense of urgency about the possibility of a two-state solution being lost.
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Nikki tells us she believes he's being sincere, but she says she's got some thinkin' to do.
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Throughout the world, concerned and sincere people are asking: What if the guns fell silent in Yemen?
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But more to the point, conservative claims to be defending free speech and open discussion aren't sincere.
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Her sincere religious views lead her to oppose same-sex marriage — and Obergefell says that's her right.
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Tim is changing the landscape for the better with his heartfelt posts and sincere desire to connect.
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"I guess I've always been told that imitation is the most sincere form of flattery," he said.
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He was "domineering" but "sincere and likeable", according to his roommate Gabor Fodor, later a political rival.
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"Esmond was one of the most sincere, honest and dedicated people I ever knew," Mr. Stiles said.
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You know, actually, if they are sincere about the best interest of the people, they should listen.
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Is her performance any less sincere and emotional if she is playing it for the hundredth time?
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Although the show is Timbers's most sincere production, his gift for comedy does not go to waste.
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He said that he would like us to come back for dinner soon, and he sounded sincere.
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They all have more to offer, but only if they pave their way back with sincere contrition.
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"We send our sincere condolences to Mr. Kassem's wife and family at this painful time," he said.
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The entire Twins organization sends our most sincere condolences to Ryan's family, friends, coaches, and teammates. pic.twitter.
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Aaron did not clarify what exactly he was joking about though ... he sounded sincere in his vid.
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"Everything he says is directionally correct, but I don't think it's that sincere," said the former executive.
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As proof that you're being sincere, you demonetize the video and film it without makeup or filters.
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"Let me reiterate my sincere apology for any actual hurt my words have caused," Omar reportedly said.
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When Severa declares that she too is Buddhist, it's hard to tell if it's sincere or devious.
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The state court treated Mr. Ricks's religious objection as sincere, but held that under Employment Division v.
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Be considerate of the other person's time, fully engaged in the conversation and sincere in your answers.
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"The open and sincere dialogue shows a goodwill to smooth things over," he said on local radio.
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" The rapper T.I. said that a musician's influence was "best and most appropriately applied when it's sincere.
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The Saudi King "offered his sincere condolences" to Trump and family members of the victims, SPA said.
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Iranian leaders understand that Americans have sincere humanitarian concerns that Tehran can manipulate to undermine Washington's resolve.
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For some, it's a sincere appreciation of the art form, and a desire to see if flourish.
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It is my sincere hope there will come a time when we don't need animals for research.
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They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but this might be a bit too sincere.
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But this was the rare instance when a composer's comments, though clearly sincere, were a little mystifying.
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The younger Khashoggi "expressed his sincere thanks" to the Crown Prince for his thoughts, according to SPA.
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But given the context, lawmakers and many in the career ranks didn't buy his concern as sincere.
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But I recognise the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the House on this important issue.
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The U.S. should, even at this belated time, respond to our sincere efforts in a corresponding manner.
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It's the immediate sincere-weirdo voice, which powers "PEN15" through an uneven but delightfully odd first season.
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"Negotiations and consultations, to have meaning, must be sincere," Lu told reporters at a separate daily briefing.
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But, like the rest of the world, Japan wants to know if North Korea's leader is sincere.
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As Radamès, the tenor Jorge de León is blunt but sincere and charming — much like the production.
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Which brings me back to November's cover — a blatant disregard for what seemed like a sincere reckoning.
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It's really sad, because we are so close, and yet so far away from a sincere rapprochement.
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Sorry to be so sincere but that's the truth and facts are facts, that's just the law.
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Toledo's melodies are strong, grand, soaring, sincere, as they invite fist-pumping and radiate major-key triumphalism.
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My most sincere congratulations to the team, those interprofessional individuals who together make this service function very well.
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Zuckerberg may be sincere in his intentions, but the company he founded needs to follow through on them.
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Terry Anderson, 67, a retired IT worker from Cobb County, said he did not believe Ossoff was sincere.
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That's why the eCard's breed of communication deserves a corner: a corner that's sweet, simple and irresistibly sincere.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo was twice told in person by Kim that he is sincere about it.
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"It's going to be a very personal and sincere statement about his vision for the country," said Spicer.
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" He added that it's his "sincere belief that being pro-life means more than just being pro-birth.
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King's beliefs, by all accounts, are sincere, but his approach to lawmaking is, like his rhetorical outbursts, performative.
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Kasich has built some of his following on his reputation as a sincere (if somewhat offbeat) Christian conservative.
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"To all those who applied, we send a sincere "and may the odds be ever in your favor.
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Burnishing your image while doing some good is just PR 101, no matter how sincere the motivation is.
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A lengthy document, which at times reads as antagonistic to its own readers, it nonetheless reflects sincere intentions.
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West is obviously glad to see his old partner, giving him a congenial greeting that feels really sincere.
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Let's hope that Musk's intention to hit the Falcon Heavy's January 2018 deadline is a bit more sincere.
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"It is my sincere hope that they will, because it's a time for patriotism over partisanship," he said.
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He is deeply sorry that people have been hurt by what he said and offers his sincere apologies.
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In Courtney B. Vance's portrayal, we can see a legal strategist who is somehow both velvety and sincere.
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Whether he convinced the questioner or not, he certainly came across as sincere and willing to be engaged.
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"That man was just a very kind, sincere, and humble man who loves children," she told CBS News.
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Both Hadid and Malik released sincere statements about their amicable separation and maintained that they would remain friends.
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Many crypto-currencies go nowhere Some altcoins, though, are sincere attempts to fix some of bitcoin's perceived problems.
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"We express our sincere condolences to the family and friends of those killed," Kirby said in the statement.
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Imagine him talking with his hands and maintaining the kind of unflinching eye contact that feels entirely sincere.
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He expressed "sincere and everlasting condolences" to those who died in Japan's attack on it 75 years ago.
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Fandom, in Ready Player One's conception, may be sincere, but it's also diametrically opposed to getting a life.
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You've also mentioned a sincere desire to collaborate with pop stars like Robyn, Taylor Swift, and The Weeknd.
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AND HE WAS VERY SINCERE IN BELIEVING THE WEIGHT OF THE SHOE WAS VERY IMPORTANT TO A RUNNER.
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It felt so good hearing those words, especially from someone like Robby who is so honest and sincere.
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" And Jamaica prime minister Andrew Holmes Tweeted out his sincerities: "Our sincere condolences to the entire sporting fraternity.
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To them, his repeated insistence that he wasn't interested in being president or vice president always sounded sincere.
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This impulse toward cruelty appears to come to the president in a quite natural, sincere, and unstudied way.
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Young voters, used to constant commercial hype, see Bernie Sanders (pictured Tuesday) as more sincere than Hillary Clinton.
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We are incredibly saddened by this news, and we extend our sincere condolences to his wife and family.
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This may be sincere, or it may be born out of alarm at what Mr Mueller may find.
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I want to offer my most sincere apologies to anyone that I might have offended with my behavior.
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He meant it: Revealing that the entry-level price would be $499, the crowd erupted with sincere applause.
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The teenagers can talk and interact about topics that are important to them on a more sincere level.
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It's a sincere ideological commitment he has, and he should be honest with the American people about it.
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From the moment I met Becca K., I knew she was really sincere about being on this journey.
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Our sincere hope is to improve lives by creating home furnishings and how to improve lives with that.
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My sincere apology, please do be assured that this does not represent the Delta Brand of customer service.
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"Since 1992, I had been asking Japan to make sincere apology, that is what I want," Lee said.
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You can have a moment to be sincere, but you always turn around and in private you laugh.
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"I'm going to be sincere here for a second," Poehler tells Rickles in a clip from the show.
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Other people I think might be less sincere about it but it's still so early in this game.
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"I recognise the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the House on this important issue," May said.
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At that point, listening to the sincere bewilderment in Callahan's voice, I understood that someone was impersonating her.
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But Moon said Kim was "sincere, calm and polite" and "felt frustrated by the international community's continuing mistrust".
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She needs to persuade them of her sincere interest in their concerns, both now and beyond Election Day.
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While I love that Mike is so sincere and open, you should always, always keep your language positive.
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"Lindsie never had a sincere gesture from her father," Ghanayem says of the likelihood of a get-together.
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But at least, for the first time in a long time, I know it is a sincere feeling.
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Gerovasili said the government wanted "an open and sincere dialogue" with them to find the best possible solutions.
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If they were sincere about it, I think you'd have Republican members of Congress calling for an investigation.
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There's more sincere emotion in those few seconds than there are in entire seasons of King's Landing storylines.
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Brown is likely sincere in his desire for more gender diversity, Loyola University law professor Jessica Levinson said.
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The Japanese prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has expressed "sincere apologies and remorse" for their suffering, which was appalling.
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"The president has accepted his resignation after sincere talks," Tsai's Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) said in a statement.
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"Cosmic Love" is its first single, a twinkling soul track that tiptoes the line between sincere and parodic.
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Our sincere condolences, thoughts and prayers go out to the family and many friends of Rasual and Leah.
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But Kasich stood out in being able to combine policy details with sincere and often moving personal stories.
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Some even regarded the effort as a misguided marketing ploy rather than a sincere effort to promote understanding.
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Mr Erdogan's government also appears to be sincere about wanting to get its EU agenda back on track.
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I hope these women will find it in their hearts to accept my sincere apology and forgive me.
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Through Paula, I've seen more vulnerable sides of people, which has led me to having more sincere friendships.
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We were in rural America, I knew every Tim McGraw song, and Taylor Swift was shimmery, sincere, perfect.
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Sometimes it has been a sincere feeling that an ordinarily appropriate remark is inappropriate at this extraordinary moment.
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He may need to find a job for General Haftar to show that he is sincere (see article).
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Because as defeatist, paranoid and neuralgic as the hard-line Brexiteers are, their resolve seems strong and sincere.
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This is not a sincere attempt to engage in an intellectual discussion about abortion access and economic justice.
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I say that with due respect to my good friend, who I know is sincere in his beliefs.
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Ensure the feedback is specific and sincere (if it comes from the heart, it sticks in the mind).
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A spokesman for the airline offered a "sincere apology to the family" in a statement emailed to CNN.
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It never felt, however, entirely sincere; I always believed he recognized how absurd and exaggerated his screaming was.
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And every promise they make, sincere or not, provides climate activists with ammunition to hold each government accountable.
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They spoke quickly and compulsively, assuming the role of the sincere and reliable narrator of a realist novel.
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I think it is a typical Democratic—Democrat—ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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The most fascinating — and the most moving — thing about this sprawling, sincere and boisterous movie is its tone.
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"Locker room talk" or not, it was wrong and deserved the sincere apology Trump gave early Saturday morning.
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Sanger questioned whether Zuckerberg's intentions are "sincere" and blasted the Facebook executive for abusing the company's power online.
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He seemed sincere last August when he told GQ he was eager to shed his "Colbert Report" character.
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Her warm and genuine smile revealed a sincere interest, or perhaps even a delight, throughout their time together.
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To be fair and accurate, Hillary Clinton has long been a true and sincere supporter for D.C. statehood.
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I think it is a typical Democratic -- Democrat -- ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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Business does not always have to be 100% serious, but your employees want to know you are sincere.
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"It doesn't look to me like they're sincere about that at all," said John Simpson of Consumer Watchdog.
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On the one hand, genuinely sincere American Communists truly believed in Marxism as a vehicle for racial equality.
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So if someone compliments your new hairstyle or outfit with their eyebrows raised, it may not be sincere.
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Is Yang sincere, or is he just using his Asian-American identity as a ploy in the election?
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But the show's reverence for its pugnacious host, however credulous it might seem now, comes across as sincere.
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"They are not focused on improving how to connect buyers to sales teams in sincere ways," he said.
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I hope Trump is sincere and that the seriousness of running the country has sobered and humbled him.
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"For those of you who have been hurt, it is my absolute, sincere apology to you," Bevin said.
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General Photographic Agency/Getty Images A sincere spiritualist movement arose in the second half of the 19th century.
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Among the spam and work emails which constitute the average inbox, her writing appeared all the more sincere.
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I want to feature up-and-coming, diverse artists—that way we are doing something honest and sincere.
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Some are sincere in their effort to help students; some believe help is best achieved by breaking them.
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There are some very sincere advocates for free speech rights on the right, especially in the national press.
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I think Graham's reaction is sincere, and his anguish about where Trump has taken his party is real.
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He'd claimed that Zeke's initial apology was BS, saying it wasn't sincere and that eye-contact wasn't made.
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Humble, sincere, enormously dedicated to his craft, Bill never took center stage letting his subject be the star.
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In the unlikely event he's reading, I'd like to offer a sincere apology for that much at least.
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The eponymous lead of the '90s teen drama Dawson's Creek is notoriously sincere and sentimental to a fault.
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But all of it is sincere, with none of the self-aware posturing that can afflict modern restaurants.
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Gestures, however solemn and sincere, now require an antagonistic directness that translates easily to television or social media.
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You, Senator Tillis, referring Burr to the DOJ for prosecution would evidence a sincere concern for North Carolinians.
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When Marie asked for an apology, he showed up and said he was sorry; she found him sincere.
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However sincere our commitment to walking, the world around us would still be a world built for cars.
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I felt it was self righteous, and self serving, sounding more like a prosecutor's brief than fully sincere.
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"We will adopt the most sincere and humble attitude to accept criticisms and make improvements," she said. Mrs.
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Sincere prayers for the victims and their families, of course, [are] better and more needed that just clichés.
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Beyond that, it was vaguely religious, with frequent, jarring mentions of God and sincere invocations of divine right.
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As a figure of immense, almost assaultive generosity, who could unleash, in us, bombastic yet utterly sincere gratitude.
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Immigrant advocates say the administration is not sincere in its efforts to provide permanent legal status for Dreamers.
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"We express our sincere regret over the fact of the incident," the Russian officials said in their statement.
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Some Republican lawmakers have expressed an openness, but how sincere and serious they are remains to be seen.
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I think it is a typical Democratic - Democrat - ploy to discredit Judge Moore, a sincere, honest, trustworthy individual.
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US President Donald Trump said he believes North Korea is "sincere" in its peace talks with South Korea.
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Normally developing teenagers veer from egoistic to altruistic, from cynical to whimsical and from wily to utterly sincere.
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"He always seemed to be sincere, doing right by the people," one man, Gilbert Ricks, told the newspaper.
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When Wolf Blitzer asked about running against Trump "after what he's said about your family," Biden was sincere.
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In 2018, the Trump administration expanded those exemptions to cover other entities with sincere religious or moral objections.
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Then other people come to rescue the captive animals, and they too do this out of sincere affection.
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"Sincere apologies to an American hero, Tammy Duckworth, and gratitude for her family's service," Kirk wrote on Twitter.
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" As she wrote: "Nondefensive listening [to the hurt party] is at the heart of offering a sincere apology.
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And her reappearance at the agency this year made some sources question whether the discrimination investigation was sincere.
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"He is a sincere and passionate guy who goes all in when he believes in something," he added.
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If he was sincere, Trump could have asked Congress to act while leaving the Obama rules in place.
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Most of them come from a place of sincere fandom, but that doesn't make them any less hilarious.
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For a self-proclaimed thriller, "Chain Reaction" was dragged by critics for lacking any sincere moments of excitement.
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Sometimes, when she's half asleep, she remembers Luke saying, "You're pretty," how serious and sincere his voice was.
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"I like his intelligence more than anything, his originality, and I believe he's sincere," said shopper Christiane Weil.
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"If I offended anyone in the Jewish community, I hope they will accept my sincere apology," he wrote.
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"If I offended anyone in the Jewish community, I hope they will accept my sincere apology," he wrote.
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"I would like to extend to you my most sincere apology for how I addressed you," he said.
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But she's honest, she's sincere, and she can even get her ex-boyfriends to donate to her cause.
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The men and women of the #FDNY are true heroes and deserve our most sincere thanks and praise!
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Given these views, many people online did not believe the president was sincere in his support of Thunberg.
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It has to involve private self-reflection, emotional curiosity, and, above all, a sincere desire to do better.
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The man himself was, by all accounts, a dedicated and conscientious regulator, and his later work was sincere.
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Here is the problem with apologies for racism: if they are truly sincere, there must be full accountability.
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It is my sincere regret that I was not able to address the workforce prior to this announcement.
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Some western officials are presumably sincere in their expectation of a sea change in Iranian attitudes and policies.
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His expressed disappointment here is very sincere, and he's said, 'Well, we'll see what happens in the future.
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On a personal level, it is my equally sincere hope that the Canadian public can now move forward.
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And in the minds of the mob, it's irrelevant anyway, because the outrage is performative rather than sincere.
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A minor problem with his mission is that it drips with megalomania, albeit of a particularly sincere sort.
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Riley has something sincere to say, and it's not that men are bad, because that's not real satire.
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Whether he is seeking attention or has some other motive, he obviously wants to be sincere and transparent.
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"I recognize the genuine and sincere strength of feeling across the House on this important issue," May said.
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