In short, what's valued is sincerity, and monetizing sincerity is like pouring salt on a slug.
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It had a tremor that I recognized as sincerity, and it was this sincerity that told me to beware.
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She swoons, with exaggerated sincerity, over the thespian greatness — or is it faux greatness, or faux sincerity, or faux exaggeration?
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Not even the ardent sincerity of the artist can do that — and being subjected to criticism does a great deal to expose the complex motives that underlie an artist's sincerity.
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" Sincerity: "Few things as awful as hearing mom cry.
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It was intelligent sincerity — faithful yet contemporary at once.
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As it happens, there's reason to doubt Cruz's sincerity here.
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It will show hiring managers your sincerity, courage and humility.
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It appears Fowler's suspicions of Huffington's sincerity were well founded.
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How does that affect the question of sincerity and feeling?
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I also offer my openness, my listening, and my sincerity.
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I respect a good memory on bartenders, and also sincerity.
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Indeed, some Pakistanis join them in questioning Mr Khan's sincerity.
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Genre and all of that takes a backseat to sincerity.
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What we see here is an obvious lack of sincerity.
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It is, however, difficult to judge the sincerity of princes.
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Many distrust the sincerity of the FARC's conversion to democracy.
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Hawn's snaps draw a squiggly line between slapstick and sincerity.
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"It's a testament to his sincerity of remorse," Flood said.
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There is an endearing sincerity to the Deep Springs student.
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Insecurity tends to breed artificiality; confidence breeds sincerity and honesty.
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On social media, there was skepticism about Mr. Duterte's sincerity.
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It's about the United States not showing sincerity, he said.
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Some cast doubt on the sincerity of Trump's latest comments.
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Welcome are the rare moments of sincerity, usually in flashbacks.
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I dig the sincerity and weirdo attempts at sounding pop.
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She went through Tosca's melodramatics with sincerity and without fuss.
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"I like his sincerity, his personality, his experience," he said.
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Young people feel that sincerity, and I feel it, too.
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Your leadership skills, sincerity, and fearlessness are assets worth plenty!
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Ah, there's no sincerity in this thing, the people said.
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His deep sincerity and good nature ratidate as he speaks.
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"Because it breaks agreements of sincerity and fidelity," Jorge said.
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Critics have questioned the timing and sincerity of that apology.
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"What surprised me about them was their sincerity," he said.
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Once you've learned to fake sincerity, the rest is easy.
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Guess this one will remain a mystery of sincerity vs.
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The way I've found to be most effective is sincerity.
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I take it with the sincerity with which you gave it.
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But sincerity and magnanimity showed in that announcement win some respects.
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There seemed to be a sincerity in terms of the Chinese.
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He and Hawke feel deeply for Russ, and their sincerity shows.
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One can never underestimate the size or sincerity of online communities.
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And many found comfort in Mineral's sincerity and lack of pretense.
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It weaponizes sleepy sincerity like Succession weaponizes cruelty and insult comedy.
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Everything was on the table — jokes, sincerity, admiration, you name it.
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This meme about Brown is an exercise in sincerity versus absurdity.
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His sincerity, his joy, how connected he was to his work.
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I'm not sure that any will top White on sincerity, though.
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There's two things that make the defense work: sincerity and legitimacy.
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"He saw the sincerity in my cry," Ross wrote on Facebook.
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After some informal conversation, he sees the sincerity of our approach.
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I like that his humor and sincerity come through his profile.
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Varner is adept at illustrating intimate moments with hilarity and sincerity.
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There's sincerity here, but that doesn't mean you can't be funny.
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That sincerity existed in tension with the trajectory of his life.
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There is no use doubting the sincerity of his conviction there.
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But the sincerity of Trump's Christianity is not really the issue.
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At the same time, its artificiality sneered at '60s rock sincerity.
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Bravado about the theory gave way to sincerity about the stakes.
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Royce said he doubted Russia's sincerity in wanting a cease-fire.
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They have shown me nothing but quiet resilience, fortitude, and sincerity.
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But the election officer who handled his case questioned his sincerity.
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Her candor reminds me of what we've seemingly lost online: sincerity.
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There is no reason to doubt his sincerity on this issue.
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Saved by the brash, apolitical sincerity of a cage-fighting promoter.
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But, as a recipient, I've found myself doubting the email's sincerity.
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Maybe people can feel my actual sincerity and what I'm saying.
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I question the sincerity, integrity and motives of the other side.
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They see Sidama as a litmus test of the government's sincerity.
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"I do not doubt the sincerity of King Salman," he said.
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They have difficulty dropping their sincerity even if they're being funny.
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Todd: I would double up on Constance's suggestion: Sincerity is key.
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Pop songs are cued in with gentle irony and winsome sincerity.
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That would certainly go a long way to proving Kim's sincerity.
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Reviews consistently noted the subtlety, sincerity and nobility of his playing.
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Our sincerity gets tangled up in our cynicism, and vice versa.
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That kind of vibrant sincerity in the bottle cannot be faked.
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"Xi treats everyone with sincerity, warmth, attentiveness, and forthrightness," it said.
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But I don't doubt his sincerity, based on what I've heard.
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But the world is deeply suspicious of sincerity all the same.
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A director should always treat their subjects with honesty and sincerity.
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It's been like that for 20 years, that the entertainment and art world has shied away from sincerity, real sincerity, because they feel they have to wink at the audience because that's what the kids like.
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It's been like that for 20 years, that the entertainment and art world has shied away from sincerity, real sincerity, because they feel they have to wink at the audience because that's what the kids like.
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Few doubt the president's sincerity in wanting to improve the U.S. economy.
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Khashoggi's disappearance has cast great doubt on the sincerity of that rebranding.
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One has to wonder, though, about the sincerity of that European zeal.
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But it is the North's sincerity that has always been in question.
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I was trying to play the opposite, play the sincerity of it.
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As I stated clearly in my 2015 review, Smith's sincerity is real.
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Here's what America's next Bachelorette is looking for in a man: - Sincerity.
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To American ears, British accents have power. Intelligence. Passion. Charm. Class. Sincerity.
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I&aposm thinking you&aposre not really interested in offering up sincerity.
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But The Boss never finds the sincerity to go with the shrieking.
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It is the sincerity of the U.S that should be under question.
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But this sentence exists in a quantum state of sarcasm and sincerity.
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It should also raise suspicions about the sincerity of Republican outreach efforts.
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The show is an avant-garde trip that feels drenched with sincerity.
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What's doubtful is the sincerity of those Republicans who spoke to him.
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The shift from authenticity to sincerity might be especially important for millennials.
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It's a subliminal message of sincerity that some language experts consider contrived.
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" The article observed, "Xi treats everyone with sincerity, warmth, attentiveness, and forthrightness.
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VinBook is popular because people crave that type of love and sincerity.
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I suspect that he, too, occupies some space between sincerity and deception.
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The look of sincerity in his eyes literally made my heart melt.
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It was his expression of adorable sincerity that melted my parents' resolve.
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"We will advance it with sincerity and caution but also without delays."
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There was a sincerity and slight shyness about him that girls loved.
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Guglielmo — and even, for a moment, Alfonso — seemed touched by his sincerity.
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This is the question that skeptics of North Korea's sincerity constantly raise.
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With their platform, they can productively discuss the touchy subject with sincerity.
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Expect his rivals to bring up his past and question his sincerity.
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Some critics had doubts about his sincerity as a foe of tyranny.
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Good for him, and it's not for me to doubt his sincerity.
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And the hope would be, look, he was speaking out of sincerity.
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The movie is written and directed, with undeniable sincerity, by Todd Robinson.
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The second thing you notice is the difference between sincerity and authenticity.
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Other works possess a sincerity that is easier to reconcile with his biography.
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Then I read his words published on July 2, I recognized his sincerity.
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But it can't nail any sort of graceful balance between humor and sincerity.
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Make sure to maintain eye contact to help show sincerity and stay calm.
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While Kraus and Bigger's dates went over smoothly, Lindsay's family questioned Abasolo's sincerity.
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Fear of imminent damnation puts the sincerity of all of these in doubt.
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Gelb accepted Kaiser's apology via email and wrote that he appreciated its sincerity.
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My company commander said the reason that I won was one word: sincerity.
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Summit's toughest climb will be ensuring awareness and sincerity are harnessed for action.
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Mr Carney's sincerity this time, however, is coloured by what has gone before.
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This is true sincerity when we're laughing together or even just critiquing something.
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As with many of Trump's comments, it is difficult to judge his sincerity.
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There were lingering questions about the sincerity of the Republican's recently professed Christianity.
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It's a tawdry subject executed with a lot of sincerity, which I admire.
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No sitcom simulacrum can dull the impact of that kind of artistic sincerity.
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He said he did not doubt the sincerity of the 49ers quarterback's protest.
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What should Kim offer up first, second and third to show his sincerity?
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Gina Cramsey, Alexandria's mother, questioned the sincerity of her former husband's antidrug work.
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How are we to trust her sincerity now after this jaw-dropping affront?
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"If there is sincerity, Iran has always welcomed dialogue and negotiations," Rouhani said.
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Instead, the top descriptors were sincerity, transparency, and capable of understanding (another person).
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I think I was always very distrustful of a certain kind of sincerity.
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She combined the sincerity of Elmer Gantry with the moral outlook of Raskolnikov.
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I don't doubt the core sincerity or commercial power of any of this.
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Lam and her senior advisers have nonetheless distrusted the sincerity of the protesters.
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Cole's royal realm feels rich and realistic, and the romance develops with sincerity.
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He definitely has sincerity in his voice and is so open about things.
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I'm tired of sincerity being something we have to be afraid of doing.
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I don't believe that there is an ounce of sincerity in that apology.
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The consistency and sincerity of his work, unaffected, is extremely comforting to me.
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And we never doubted the other man's sincerity or the other man's patriotism.
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She is professional and sincere, and that sincerity is worth millions of dollars.
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As Miranda, Brook's granddaughter Maia Jemmett, continued the family tradition with endearing sincerity.
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Some, skeptical of Congress's sincerity, worry that payments would offer politicians premature absolution.
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But one thing was never in question: the sincerity of the children's motives.
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Delivered with compassion and sincerity, these conversations impact your relationship for the better.
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"It becomes normal to erase parts of yourself, to fake sincerity," he said.
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I am fascinated with the depth and sincerity of parishioners, the immense generosity.
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The diminutive figure of Charles peers out at us with animation, even sincerity.
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"Goodnight buddy," Sebastian says before hanging up, sincerity creeping through in his voice.
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Sincerity is, perhaps, not always a favoured way of moving through the world.
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Both Israeli Arabs and Jews now express deep skepticism about the sincerity of political leaders' efforts to reach an agreement, with 72% of Arabs expressing distrust in the Israeli government and 88% of Jews questioning the sincerity of Palestinian leadership.
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"We might be out of our element up on a stage where the other performances are hip and trendy, but the sincerity of the organisers is in line with our own sincerity and passion for Nanyin and Liyuan," Lin said.
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As a woman, I'd just like to say with the utmost sincerity: Thanks, Obama.
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However, he noted a "sincerity" in Dubois' voice, so he said OK. One track.
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We empathize with their sincerity and share their fears, but we question their strategy.
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There are moments of moving sincerity tucked away in the new incarnation of ANTM.
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It can be difficult to measure the sincerity of those who work in sales.
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"I have come with sincerity," he told Chinese state media, speaking in measured tones.
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Hopefully his thorough research, deep commitment to the project, and sincerity will guide him.
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Both he and Ryan's mom say they doubt the sincerity of what Morton said.
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These efforts testify to the sincerity and significance of valuable interests in forming families.
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But we believed in each other's patriotism and the sincerity of each other's convictions.
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And all because a law clerk in the Supreme Court believed in Ali's sincerity.
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To show his sincerity and goodwill, the agent put his hand over his heart.
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Like many Americans, the country crooner conflates his crude, simplistic rhetorical style with sincerity.
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Moral authenticity — the sincerity of the moral and values-driven choices a person makes.
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The Sun Tzu identifies five of these qualities: wisdom, sincerity, benevolence, courage and discipline.
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Your confidence and sincerity will beam, and your audience will connect with that authenticity.
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More surprising still, that late diversion doesn't negate much of the movie's early sincerity.
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That's why some observers are cynical about Exxon's sincerity in curbing greenhouse gas emissions.
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Even before McAuliffe's comments, Bernie backers doubted the sincerity of Clinton's anti-TPP position.
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Sure, we poke fun at the track's lo-fi production values and bombastic sincerity.
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Their shotgun political marriage has all the sincerity, and passion, of Charles and Diana.
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Dr. Blasey remained steadfast, and insisted on her clarity of memory, and her sincerity.
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There are elements of sincerity in Jimmy's speech, whether he knows it or not.
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And that uncertainty has reawakened old anxieties about the sincerity of his political promises.
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"This physical commitment is a part of how I communicate my sincerity," Narrett explained.
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The excitement, smiles and sincerity — all of which I was too clueless to notice.
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It takes heroic investments of time and emotional intelligence and sincerity and mental effort.
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For all its sincerity, the concert also promises camp, and even a little innuendo.
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"There is a tremendous amount of sincerity that we need to get this right."
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"So that we could have fun but also land a certain sincerity," she said.
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Critics will try to measure the sincerity of the congregations' beliefs, Ms. Rodriguez said.
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The microclimate in the room for the night was breezy with patches of sincerity.
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It's his sincerity, it seems to me, that makes the subway soapbox moments work.
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But sincerity requires more than puppy-dog eyes and a somber tone of voice.
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"Sincerity is a very important dimension and we value this character trait," Sezer explains.
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But associates and court documents raise fresh doubts about the sincerity of her efforts.
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In a moment of "sincerity," Stewart compared American voters to cars entering a tunnel.
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Her work has won over skeptics who doubted the sincerity of the office's commitment.
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It's typical of Ms. Garfield to make the relationship between sincerity and irony ambiguous.
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It's often hard to grasp the amounts of sincerity and irony in Burga's work.
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You can see the sincerity on Lowder's face when he's talking about the import dilemmas.
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There's an innocence and a sincerity to just being present in that world, you know?
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It's a very particular kind of sincerity, though: more Victoria Wood than David Foster Wallace.
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Although some of the Maute members were former MILF, we doubted their intentions and sincerity.
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Even in a work environment, showing complete honesty and sincerity can boost your likability score.
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Little in his recent career gives any reason to doubt the sincerity of that claim.
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If nothing else, I was aware of trying to play his humanity and his sincerity.
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But it comes sharply back into relief when you're met with McLean's unbridled, infectious sincerity.
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The sincerity with which [Arie] was telling both of them he loved them was intense.
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It could use a few risks, and maybe a little less straight-faced, aching sincerity.
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Republican senators were obviously impressed by the sincerity of Kavanaugh's outrage at hearings last week.
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Scorpio goes into full-Scorpio mode, exploring people's boundaries with jokes and plausibly-deniable sincerity.
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"We have shown our sincerity to continue bilateral projects to the new government," Lee said.
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It is a refreshingly uncynical endeavor: unapologetic in its optimism and endearing in its sincerity.
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I say this with love, sincerity, and respect: Sing Street is Once: Kidz Bop Edition.
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Louis expressed a little bit of surprise, though the sincerity may not be 100% there.
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Their films balance raunch and sincerity in a way that no one else can do.
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And a third with another smile -- if somewhat lower on the Richter scale of sincerity.
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To be clear, I have no doubt about the sincerity of both Kavanaugh and Ford.
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Picabia first became known for slightly leaden Impressionist paintings whose sincerity was regularlydebated by critics.
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Hader wanted Winkler to play it with more sincerity, but he approached the point delicately.
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I came to see that what I had taken for arch skepticism was strategic sincerity.
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People struggling deserve the benefit of the doubt about their sincerity and commitment to change.
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The essence of such performance is the deadly sincerity with which the simulacra is delivered.
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Read on for Amrou's thoughts on where the the line between parody and sincerity sits.
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The people hear passion, the people hear sincerity, it's heart-feeling and it's heart-breaking.
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In "Moonlight," Mr. Ali's slick "House of Cards" polish gives way to a simpler sincerity.
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And so a new strain of dinner party dispenses with formality in favor of sincerity.
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He spoke with sincerity, but could Saleh really assimilate into a society he'd once despised?
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Whether Trump can convince pro-life interest groups of his sincerity is an open question.
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His sophistication is inseparable from his sincerity, something that might be said of Zemeckis, too.
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Not unreasonably, some question their sincerity and the wisdom of taking their promises on faith.
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Another praised him as America's first true dandy, thereby missing the sincerity of his ambition.
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It is up to you to question — delicately — whether they show a lack of sincerity.
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"Such fresh energy and sincerity," the Schildkraut of "Indecent" marvels after meeting the young Asch.
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Judging by his record low-approval ratings, most Americans already doubt his credibility and sincerity.
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" After Vernon announced the LP, a cryptic trailer dropped called "Sincerity Is Forever In Season.
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It was lauded by many with as much sincerity as it was delivered by Johnson.
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She has a remarkable composure and thoughtfulness and she definitely has the appearance of sincerity.
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But Democrats' hysteria over applying this to voter registration raises real questions about their sincerity.
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The combination of those two tones is almost musical, with a sincerity that feels liberating.
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" You may have even been told, with unconditional sincerity, "This song will change your life.
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In Lionel Trilling's old distinction, sincerity is what you shoot for in a trusting society.
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For what it's worth: I felt Philip's sincerity when he told Elizabeth he loved her.
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Her songs offered a different kind of salvation; it was Lewis' sincerity that saved me.
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"I do not doubt the sincerity of King Salman," Erdogan said during his parliamentary address.
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This contradictory dynamic of wacky sincerity is recognizable as something that the Midwest surreptitiously instills.
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China's sincerity and goodwill for maintaining world peace and promoting common development will not change.
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But To All the Boys leaned into its fake dating premise with utter and relentless sincerity.
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This is the quarter life crisis of Girls imbued with the sincerity of Friday Night Lights.
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"I have served the country with sincerity," the Socialist president declared, in an unexpected television broadcast.
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The United States has since then, however, expressed doubts over Iran's sincerity in implementing those curbs.
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That's because this kind of passion and sincerity is truly appreciated by the larger Tumblr community.
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": "All this love, human kindness, compassion, honesty, sincerity stuff," Quinn noted, "it is hard to swallow.
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There's a dignity and sincerity in Stewart's performance, one that calls for both brightness and solemnity.
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Those little things make a difference in the impression on the audience as to your sincerity.
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And I add -- and I add it in all sincerity -- what do you have to lose?
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"I'll take the job," he said with both a laugh and a genuine sense of sincerity.
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I didn't want to come be a part of that unless I were there in sincerity.
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One well-placed source told us sincerity is very important in choosing the show's leading man.
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Sincerity, compassion — I want to be with a man that's kind, I've dated enough unkind people.
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Few are impressed by Hillary Clinton's jaded mock sincerity -- either here or, it seems, in America.
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Fiorina lacks the evident core of vulnerability, and sincerity, that makes you like the geeky character.
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Mr Rosselló has sworn to reform that, too, and there is little doubt about his sincerity.
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Recent developments have left many in Ethiopia skeptical about the durability and sincerity of Abiy's reforms.
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Religion or not, no one can question TST's appeal or its sincerity about its political goals.
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The sincerity of his pacifism was affirmed by the Supreme Court in an 8-0 decision.
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They outline their plight thus: How could you say no in the face of such sincerity?
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We will miss his smiles, his sincerity, his concern for others, and his impressive musical talent.
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Strange has also brought suit against the tribe, but critics question the sincerity of these efforts.
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Turkey has in the past questioned the EU's sincerity in keeping its side of the arrangement.
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At its deepest level, this enormous show of contemporary American art is about just that—sincerity.
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There, often late at night, Pat Boone and Henry Winkler have peddled them with great sincerity.
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A declaration also would provide a marker to determine Pyongyang's sincerity in moving forward on denuclearization.
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Moral authenticity refers to the sincerity of the values-driven choices a person or organization makes.
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"If there is sincerity, Iran has always welcomed dialogue and negotiations," Rouhani said, according to CNN.
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Clinton's public smile has been dissected and analyzed endlessly, its sincerity usually deemed to fall short.
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And that's my spiritual heritage: a Roman who believed in sincerity that he was a Jew.
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"I'll take the job," he said with both a laugh and a genuine sense of sincerity.
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Clinton faces lingering doubts about the sincerity of her proposals to rein in Wall Street behavior.
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His ability to satirize people while simultaneously hugging them with gentle sincerity would give me confidence.
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Senator Tim Kaine, a Democrat from Virginia and Hillary Clinton's running mate, also questioned Tillerson's sincerity.
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I really like Hailee, and I can say with sincerity that I think almost anyone would.
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He also praised Argentina's progress toward settling and the "sincerity and good faith" it has shown.
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Without respect for the sincerity of those ideals, painting will readily become prey to cynical imputations.
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" Mr. Roque said the president might consider reopening negotiations if the rebels showed "the requisite sincerity.
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" She added, "It is really to express my sincerity to start a dialog with the people.
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We may act in the service of these motives at the expense of sincerity and clarity.
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How does a presidential figure highlight a note of seriousness and sincerity through quick, snarky tags?
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Guadagnino has created a weighty manifesto, propelled by strident feminism and delivered with flinty-eyed sincerity.
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Emiratis often tell you, with perfect sincerity, that this is their own indigenous answer to democracy.
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Working class voters recognize the difference between the sincerity of Sanders and the sanctimony of Warren.
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Liu told Chinese state-run media agency Xinhua that China carries "great sincerity" for the talks.
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But also like Glee, there are moments of stark, surprising sincerity that cut through the noise.
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That wasn't just because Michelle Obama is an incredible orator who radiates emotional depth and sincerity.
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Now that he has won, Mr Bainimarama's sincerity as a democrat will not have to be tested.
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That quiet assurance is what gives To All the Boys I've Loved Before its deeply earnest sincerity.
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They will forever be influenced by her because of her voice, her emotion, her sincerity is unforgettable.
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Left-leaning groups also say they don't buy the sincerity of Trump's desire to work with Democrats.
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He explained that the outcome depends entirely on the "sincerity of the person" trying to get sober.
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They could, in all sincerity, deny anti-Semitism – some of their friends were Jewish, for heaven's sake!
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The Myanmar government said that they are ready to take us back, but there is no sincerity.
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It's what you believe but also the sincerity of that belief that can give your life meaning.
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"If I could see some sincerity, that's what I've hoped to see this whole time," she added.
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But there is a sense that comedies are also finding humor not in apathy but in sincerity.
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Whether or not a post is ethical "comes down to the sincerity of the claim," he said.
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The genius of the show is its sincerity and its true delight in untangling human nature itself.
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He definitely has my vote because I can see the sincerity in him and in his wife.
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He said the church would gauge their sincerity and honesty and establish their motives for coming forward.
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It seems unlikely that Mr Trump has the blind faith he sometimes professes in Mr Kim's sincerity.
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But, the account was tweeted from Poole's verified Twitter account, which gives its an air of sincerity.
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"We cannot doubt the sincerity of this man to help the poorest of the poor," he says.
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More importantly, it's a coming-of-age film that looks like it's full of heart and sincerity.
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Question him about controversial topics and his answers come quickly, but always tempered by a Midwestern sincerity.
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One of the most talked about aspects of their newly confirmed relationship is the sincerity of it.
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I respect his sincerity, even though on the subject of the death penalty, he was my nemesis.
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"I say with all sincerity, the surgery saved my life," Jones later said on her CourtTV show.
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At the episode level, Rick's incessant cynicism affords his scattered displays of sincerity and kindness extra resonance.
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The cynicism and jadedness that powered me as a teenager are replaced, here, with sincerity and generosity.
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The clan leaders were wary at first, or perhaps just unconvinced of the sincerity of the gesture.
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The word these boys were looking for is actually "disingenuous," which means lacking in candor and sincerity.
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We assure that we are NOT going anywhere and are addressing the issues with responsibility and sincerity.
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Doing something without knowing if you believed it—that was proof of sincerity, rather than its absence.
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"The president must prove her sincerity by specifying when she is going to resign," Mr. Hwang said.
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The sincerity of the affected parties who have been working to resolve the problem has not changed.
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Trump sees such developments as a sign he's on the right track and proof of Kim's sincerity.
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"Daredevil," with its sincerity and the broad comic-book strokes of its storytelling, seems square in comparison.
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Clinton had won, but that his advisers believed had conveyed his intensity and sincerity on economic fairness.
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But sincerity doesn't exactly traffic well online, where the online peanut gallery is routinely judgmental and unforgiving.
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Andrus Nichols was strong as Margery; she played the role with a mix of sincerity and humor.
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They leaven the sincerity with caustic wit; the grooves are taut but jammy, elastic without losing shape.
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"Sincerity—in music, in life—is very important to me, perhaps the most important thing," Vassalotti says.
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But I think being quietly and forcefully angry, using reason, logic and sincerity, is a better choice.
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The utility of polygraphs is dubious, but her willingness to take one is evidence of her sincerity.
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Some of the words are mangled or missing, but Céline Dion never sang them with such sincerity.
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"There's a part of the design that's a move toward the greatest possible sincerity," Gray told me.
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Seavitt said what Hackett lacked in the "wow factor," he made up for in sincerity and credibility.
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Some people interpreted his comment as a reference to people, not livestock, and questioned the bank's sincerity.
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But Chazelle's solution to the old cynicism/sincerity problem is ingenious: He splits the movie into two.
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It's so saccharine that its sincerity dates it more than the fact that it's a silent film.
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At a certain point, you have to just kind of lean into the sincerity of the subject.
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As Olivia, Adeline d'Hermy owns the character's growing feelings for Viola, disguised as Cesario, with complete sincerity.
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From the beginning, Reyez, 28, has come across with palpable sincerity and a sense of emotional transparency.
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From the beginning, Reyez, 28, has come across with palpable sincerity and a sense of emotional transparency.
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"Let Me In" is an object lesson in just how powerful sincerity can be in pop music.
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" Then, in her effort to convince fans of her sincerity, Wu echoed the #MeToo slogan "believe women.
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But Thursday's retaliation against protesters says something different, calling into question the sincerity of the Sovereign Council.
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From its inception, "Bat Out of Hell" has swerved all over the boundary between sincerity and absurdity.
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I do not doubt the private sector's desire, effort, or sincerity to rebuild Puerto Rico's electric grid.
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Ms Hardy's implacable sincerity can feel sometimes devastating but is never devoid of wit and soothing humanity.
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With her well-rounded sense of sincerity, passion, and budding career, Lady Spencer is one to watch.
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" — JIMMY KIMMEL "With that kind of sincerity, I can't believe Trump hasn't won over more Hispanic voters.
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"This casts further doubt on the sincerity of Myanmar regarding repatriating the Rohingya from Bangladesh," she added.
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But they are frequently diluted by more politically divisive swipes that raise questions about the President's sincerity.
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The sincerity that you can exhibit with yourself, you have no right to inflict on anyone else.
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Republican value: Liberty Many on the left doubt the sincerity of criminal justice reformers on the right.
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There are wild tonal swings from arch irony to utter sincerity, sometimes within single lines of dialogue.
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But amid the bombast and the misogyny and the cynicism, there is also some sincerity and sadness.
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Two men in red "Make America Great Again/45" hats, worn with apparent sincerity, pushed past everyone.
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And yet he consistently, and with apparent sincerity, professes optimism that the world is bending toward justice.
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The performance, a synthesis of ballet and modern dance, featuring Wahlfrid and seven local dancers, might have been campy in the hands of another artist, but Bronstein and Wahlfrid's sincerity was evident in the technique and grace of the work, complementing the idiosyncratic sincerity of the building's design.
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That's a pessimistic view, and as a bundle of optimism and sincerity, I keep coming back to it.
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Lam issued an apology on Sunday night through a written government statement that many people said lacked sincerity .
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No one should question Brown's sincerity and support for racial and economic justice for the African-American community.
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This accolade, though small in the grand scheme, is reflective of this band's mostly untapped ferocity and sincerity.
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That sincerity is a far cry from the cynicism and existential anguish in all three previous DCEU films.
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As the Cincinnati Enquirer's Chrissie Thompson reported at the time, many Democrats were initially skeptical of Huffman's sincerity.
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This cuff bracelet is simple yet elegant, featuring her initial to give it an extra touch of sincerity.
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Because if we play that, and we play the danger of it, we risk the sincerity of it.
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A lipstick in the background of the video was enough to bring Westbrook's sincerity and authenticity into question.
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Nothing is more chilling than Amma (Eliza Scanlen) uttering "mama," in her Southern accent, dripping with fake sincerity.
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While Calle's actions are ripe with playful humor, this lightness should not be misunderstood as lack of sincerity.
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Maybe Cave's sincerity — after so much weirdness and irony — is an attraction for fans who aren't quite diehards.
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"In the U.S., the state governors' sincerity and confidence to attract investment ... is beyond my imagination," Gou said.
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"The universe kind of rained it on down," she said, momentarily trading her comedic timing for quiet sincerity.
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I have in sincerity pledged myself to your service, as so many of you are pledged to mine.
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People will evaluate the sincerity of the person delivering the excuse and the plausibility of the excuse itself.
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Shadow of the Tomb Raider goes for both spectacle and sincerity at once, and it just doesn't work.
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The song is one of her all-time favorites, she said, because she loves its message of sincerity.
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TG: I would change people: We would wake up and radiate love and sincerity about everything we do.
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She tells Nick he's being manipulated and lied to by Corinne; he tells Taylor he appreciates her sincerity.
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But if he endures his inquisition with humility, respectfulness and sincerity, he could actually emerge much better off.
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An old cliche, but one that rings true with a sincerity and clarity especially in moments like these.
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Norris' glorious turn of phrase, and down to earth sincerity had the panel, and the internet, in stitches.
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But given Laura's brand of half-hearted sincerity it isn't all that surprising they don't like each other.
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Or to paraphrase famed jurist Charles Black, the curves of callousness and sincerity intersect at their respective maxima.
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"Sincerity is the main thing," according to a popular saying attributed to both George Burns or Groucho Marx.
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" The sincerity of the query implies, "What is this Twilight Zone-dimension you have taken us to, Anthony?
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Sincerity, sweetness, remembrance, and trauma—these are stages in an ever-working cycle manufacturing the idea of home.
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And depending on her sincerity and your affection for the family, the ball will be in your court.
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" And later he thanked the "Supreme Court for recognizing the sincerity of the religious teachings that I've accepted.
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Clinton and her family, a Clinton spokesman contrasted the two candidates' style and sincerity in fighting for veterans.
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And she brings an absolute manic sincerity and devotion to this character that is so grounded and believable.
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"Coming right out and saying 'I really want this job' shows a refreshing level of sincerity," she adds.
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Adroitly poised between sincerity and mockery, laughter and tears, this eloquent "Falstaff" is a triumph for Mr. Muti.
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"Americans have been touched by her sincerity, moved by her grace and lifted by her love," Trump said.
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Sean Spicer has now apologized in the strongest possible terms with a sincerity that I believe is real.
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The veins of irony and sincerity and pain and joy run very deep, and they cross and tangle.
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Beat Happening may even be the only band that takes sincerity and vulnerability more seriously than he does.
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Their recitations of Big Mother's doctrines are stiff, encouraging the audience to doubt the sincerity of their cause.
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They have also insisted that the North first take some actions that would convince them of its sincerity.
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What remains striking about the original "Stairway to Stardom" is its mix of sincerity, enthusiasm and oblivious ineptness.
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A name is attached to each Great Western response, just one way the team tries to convey sincerity.
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Golf is a game of honor, and it's taught me to approach business decisions with the same sincerity.
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Four years in the making, it bares all the same idiosyncratic heart, sincerity, and wonder of its predecessors.
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The whole accounting, released in the dead of night in Riyadh, lacks even the remotest hint of sincerity.
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The party clearly demonstrated unity and sincerity on this issue and were rewarded for it during the election.
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Today, Cole's sometimes labored efforts bespeak a sincerity that stands up well against the slickness of his followers.
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His list of 13: Temperance, Silence, Order, Resolution, Frugality, Industry, Sincerity, Justice, Moderation, Cleanliness, Tranquility, Chastity and Humility.
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He said the words, but there was no sincerity, humility or contrition in his demeanor or his words.
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He is often ironic, but his irony is as generous as sincerity: he is always adding, not subtracting.
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"If the U.S. really wants to end the trade conflict, it should show more sincerity," state media reports.
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China's commerce ministry said Thursday that it hoped the States would show sincerity in trade negotiations, Reuters reported.
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Sincerity can be dangerous for comedies, though, burning away laughs and landing everyone in a lake of treacle.
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"Lady Gaga finds herself in tugs of war with herself — sincerity versus artifice, extravagance versus asceticism," he wrote.
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Lam issued an apology on Sunday night through a written government statement that many people said lacked sincerity.
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But as Ray Dalio looked me in the eyes recently and said those words, I believed in his sincerity.
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This is some Oscar and Hammerstein shit, and only Natasha Lyonne could pull of this level of deep sincerity.
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However, since you seem categorically to accept most of the left-wing programs I'm beginning to doubt your sincerity.
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The tariff reduction was a sign of China's sincerity it would stick to the deal, traders and analysts said.
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Surely if she knew about the chest pains and shortness of breath, her doubts about my sincerity would vanish.
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Their sincerity chilled me to the core, maybe because they are so invested in something that is not real.
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You want to hit your strong talking points and deliver your pitch from a place of sincerity and confidence.
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It's their intense sexual chemistry and Perry's flashes of sincerity that makes it understandable why Celeste struggles to leave.
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"I question the sincerity of the demands of more documents," protested Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley, R-Iowa.
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Since several Democratic senators already have announced their votes against Kavanaugh, he questioned "the sincerity of demands" for more.
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Sure, there are some truths in her visions in the flames, and a real sincerity in her religious belief.
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If you spend your life on the internet, it can be hard to appreciate sincerity when you see it.
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But the changing of the times does affect the value of linguistic and attitudinal attributes like sarcasm and sincerity.
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To Holmes, blinks are seemingly for conveying sincerity and establishing trust, not an involuntary response to, y'know, having eyeballs.
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The crude sincerity of Eastbound and the destructive rage of Vice Principals is replaced in Gemstones with something slipperier.
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And even if you did mash in all that text, it'd still lose the subtleties of sarcasm or sincerity.
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Gal Gadot embodies Diana with unironic sincerity and fierce fighting force — the hero we always wanted but didn't deserve.
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Many liberals, however, either don't believe Clinton has moved to the left or doubt her sincerity in doing so.
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Consumers are good at spotting ulterior motives, and honesty, transparency, and sincerity are ultimately more persuasive than pressure tactics.
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To many—including some well-drawn, fervent female acolytes—her combination of sincerity, neediness, ambition and sympathy were alluring.
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Ford's sincerity and presence of mind blunted the cross-examination, but in fairness Mitchell was handicapped by the format.
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Then there is the Queen that's slurred out at karaoke nights: loving and enthusiastic, but superficial in its sincerity.
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Insider: Some people are questioning your sincerity and arguing that you're just doing this to boost your national profile.
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I have met with him twice last year and was impressed with his sincerity and his willingness to listen.
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It was so apt as to seem art-directed; it was studied sincerity and spontaneity all rolled into one.
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KJU can demonstrate his sincerity by agreeing to reduce the immediate conventional military threat against South Korea's population centers.
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But reports in recent weeks that cast doubt on Pyongyang's sincerity in the talks have upped the pressure considerably.
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Between songs, Ms. Arocena was an endearing storyteller, explaining some of her songs with earnest sincerity and wry twists.
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Once acquired, practiced and used with sincerity, those who have these traits can significantly and positively affect any organization.
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And yet: Kingdom Hearts has a way of using those strange narrative choices to create moments of wonderful sincerity.
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It's a mistake to doubt the sincerity of Ms. Collins's and Ms. Murkowski's dedication to questions of women's health.
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" He nonetheless left open an option for talks, saying that "Iran has always welcomed negotiations, if there is sincerity.
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The close-up panel highlights his wide mouth, with any glimpse of potential sincerity hidden by his impenetrable sunglasses.
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The power and the beauty came from his authenticity, his conviction, the sincerity with which he held his beliefs.
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I can tell you from my heart there is no ill will toward the Jewish people, with all sincerity.
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Ed Sheeran, the pop guy who can summon sincerity, is one of the collaborators behind the words and music.
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The still-unnamed show will "explore the modern cultural and political landscape with depth and sincerity," according to Netflix.
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The new order— Wagner, Schumann, Liszt—rejects his perfectionism, his style, his anguished sincerity, his ethnicity, his transparent vulnerability.
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By ignoring the greatest threats posed by Pyongyang, Seoul surrendered a critical opportunity to test Kim Jong Un's sincerity.
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Becker brings a sincerity to Pen that makes for a delightful contrast with the aloof charm Jaunai provides Mar.
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Modern Love the show is an anthology—discrete stories united by an overarching sensibility of rigorous, almost humorless, sincerity.
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"I think you have to have some level of humor or sincerity in your work," Simmons continued his analyses.
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Beijing's stated goal of reunification with Taiwan will not happen for decades, if ever, but few doubt its sincerity.
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Even in the broadest of broad [comedy] we've done, we always approach it from sincerity, from a truthful place.
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Call me a sincerity fetishist, but "Riverdale," for all its heavy breathing, appears to be going through the motions.
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I am not doubting anyone's sincerity, but people have certainly been hiding behind my classmates to push an agenda.
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She also posted an apology video to Snapchat, although critics appear to be unimpressed with her level of sincerity.
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"When Herbert Lehman said something you got an impression of sincerity, which has rarely been duplicated," Mr. Rosenman said.
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"Nothing the U.S. has done has given any impression of sincerity and goodwill," China's foreign minister said last month.
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The essential sincerity of the debate, which was held at Otterbein University in suburban Columbus, flowed in both directions.
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But it's also true that the queen is the only person in England capable of — or entitled to — sincerity.
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Which is a pity, because he approaches ardor with a restrained sincerity that encourages us to trust the character.
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The Supreme Court found that the university's policy discriminated based on race, notwithstanding the sincerity of its religious beliefs.
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But now rebellious authenticity is the familiar corporate success formula, and sincerity, like Chance the Rapper's, is practically revolutionary.
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In the end, you don't have to trust her sincerity to see "Unhinged" as a serious indictment of Trump.
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But Ferrell never loses his signature naive sincerity, while Poehler — even while high — remains the more realistic harebrained logician.
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There is clearly an audience hungry for her charm, her phrasing, her sincerity, the community she's gathered around her.
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Old-school trolling is absurdist artifice at heart, but it also covers a broad spectrum of sincerity and irony.
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But Valentine's Day is extra offensive — the apex of Hallmark holidays even — because it lacks any form of sincerity.
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"With mutual respect, sincerity and adherence to sovereign equality, I will continue to work closely with President Xi," he said.
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"With mutual respect, sincerity and adherence to sovereign equality, I will continue to work closely with President Xi," Duterte said.
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Pushed into hyper-sincerity by Rønnenfelt's aristocratic moan, it's a monument to post-adolescent, drunk on life, vigor, and sweat.
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There is no reason to doubt Dr. Schnoll's sincerity when he speaks of how he's witnessed opioids transform patients' lives.
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"Authenticity, sincerity, and trust are in short supply in public life these days," Kahana said in an email to Vox.
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But there are moments that Destiny's sincerity really pays off, and the opening of Destiny 2 is one of them.
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Compassion springs to life from the pages of his encyclicals and in the sincerity of his encounters with ordinary people.
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The film rewards Ally, Gaga's character in the movie, for the supposed sincerity and depth of performing with no frills.
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Lewis's work projects a sense of sincerity, an "incredible earnestness in her relationship with her subject," as Withrow puts it.
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The softness of his voice and sincerity in his eyes brought me to tears because I felt like a fraud.
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The tradition of the promposal encourages creativity and sincerity, and it promises a fun brush with the whole internet's attention.
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" In their joint statement, Penn responded, "I accept Lee's heartfelt apology and appreciate the sincerity with which it was delivered.
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With Mister Rogers' Neighborhood, Fred McFeely Rogers left an indelible mark on millions with his quiet sincerity and life lessons.
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The doctor (Gerald McRaney) doesn't succumb to this melodramatic speech (delivered with brilliant sincerity by Ventimiglia), but he smiles, inspired.
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Her performance is spot-on, striking the right balance between sincerity in her friendship with Rachel, and madcap bourgeois parody.
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But I kind of have a hard time with the sincerity of a person who avoided the draft saying this.
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I don't doubt for a second the sincerity of the people whose job it is to protect users from surveillance.
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His personality and music is a supernova of internet culture, hip-hop, and sincerity that makes him a lovable figure.
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Osmani, who was visiting Athens, said he believed there was a "sincerity and commitment"' by Greece to resolve the issue.
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Bringing The Backline is self-referential but the humor is often a veil for sincerity, not the absence of it.
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The lights, the camera, and the army of PAs can't replicate the essence of the internet video laugh track: sincerity.
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But the pairing of absolute sincerity with multiple clear instances of dishonesty is in fact the scariest thing of all.
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Sincerity comes hard, and he falls back on ironic banter and melancholy cartoons that communicate his frustrations to the audience.
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Comedy bits like McCarthy's recent lip-sync battle with Jimmy Fallon certainly suggest that sincerity isn't a prerequisite of comedy.
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His unique mix of sincerity and social awkwardness manages to transcend our discomfort and land somewhere between hilarious and endearing.
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" Turner concurs: "I'm also looking forward to the shift towards sincerity, empathy and tenderness in the arts continuing to prevail.
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More than any other action franchise, Fast & Furious relies on its sincerity; it needs a strong emotional core to survive.
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Sincerity, simplicity, a certain charm: Graham deployed each trait with expert skill, perhaps because they were authentic reflections of himself.
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So, in all seriousness and sincerity what do you think would be an alternative option for water for those residents?
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Yet the Assembly still has its own particular flavor, an unabashed and boldly unhip sincerity that sometimes swings into sentimentality.
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"It is a proposal that was made in sincerity by President Putin, but President Trump disagrees with it," Sanders said.
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Asked about China's sincerity towards completing the code, Duterte said tensions at sea were the fault of the United States.
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Being able to poke fun at yourself is important, but you have to be able to demonstrate sincerity as well.
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Reaching a deal requires effort from both sides, the commerce ministry spokesman said, adding that Liu's visit showed China's sincerity.
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And yet, there's a paradox here: It's impossible to love more than 97 million people with any measure of sincerity.
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"Yes, it's a replica," the man replied, with a level of sweet sincerity that broke my heart a little bit.
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Both of the de los Reyes brothers dance roughly, Isaac with more bluster, yet their sincerity and passion are disarming.
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There's a sense, especially now that he's in New York, that Simons commands respect because he represents a cerebral sincerity.
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I was afraid of losing myself, of numbing myself, of watching my creativity and sincerity and uniquely empathetic nature disappear.
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But there is an unadulterated sincerity to the relationships embedded into both the story and gameplay of Little Dragon Cafe.
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But when he continues to search for a better deal, he gets chewed out by Cuban who questions his sincerity.
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No, but there's genuine whimsy and sincerity here, and that's not always present in these sorts of high-low collabs.
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Ms. Reid sings these numbers with a deliciously clueless sincerity that has no place for the arched eyebrows of irony.
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But the performances here are all so grounded that you never doubt their characters' authenticity or (pardon the word) sincerity.
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And if you can't get there, pick up the phone and make sure they hear the sincerity in your voice.
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It is the hallmark of the internet troll, who blurs the line between sincerity and jest to wreak havoc online.
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But the life force — the potent, perspiring sincerity that would be even clearer once he got on TV — is thrilling.
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Since that time, North Korea has continued to play hard to get, calling its sincerity to denuclearize into further question.
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That way, he said, the people in both Koreas would be able to witness the North's sincerity about improving ties.
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Of course there is always the question of sincerity, but this is best judged by practice in the long term.
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"The sincerity that they give, that is what really drew me to them, the love, their dedication," she tells me.
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I cannot claim any knowledge of Donald Trump's "heart" or of the sincerity of his commitment to the Jewish state.
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And it goes on as it began, with the same quiet rhythms, the same serenity, the same warmly awkward sincerity.
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James's memoirs remind us that sophistication of style and sincerity of purpose are still the best of literary brothers. ♦
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So how do we get any of the real truth rather than insipid pablum lined by a patina of sincerity?
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Listening to "Unremembered" alongside the (lamentably much shorter) songs by Ms. Shaw highlighted the difference between sincerity and being overearnest.
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Echoes of Limón's elegant sincerity can be found in Ms. Weare's tempestuous "Night Light," created for Juilliard dancers in 2014.
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Unfortunately, thanks to Trump, Americans can no longer expect sincerity, mutual respect, and sobriety in response to this serious issue.
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He looked at us, seemed to genuinely calculate the sincerity of our disapproval, then glanced back down at the sheet.
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" The novelist Daniel Alarcón, seated just next to Ms. Eltahawy onstage, said with sincerity: "I'm glad Mona brought her flamethrower.
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But her careful and deliberate construction of them also lends them their sincerity and heartfelt associations of a relatable home.
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But dismantling the distinctions between irony and sincerity, counterculture and commercialism, subversion and self-promotion, is what DIS does best.
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What we see instead of typical reality fare is a group of earnest amateurs, sincerity, self-deprecation, and the bakes.
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It's a show of maturity, an embrace of rock history, as well as warmth, sincerity, simplicity, and Americana-inflected traditionalism.
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So, instead of leaving it at interested, you choose passionate, hoping it will denote an extra level of enthusiasm and sincerity.
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George Burns' famous saying about sincerity -- "if you can fake that, you've got it made" -- has often been applied to politics.
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The warm keyboard and brass tones of "2HB," short for "To Humphrey Bogart," lends further sincerity to the Casablanca star's tribute.
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Additionally let's not grant the presumption of sincerity to anyone making process-based arguments if they also, say, celebrated Bush v.
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And I give Roseanne, I mean, she&aposs apologized again and again and I sense that there is real sincerity here.
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"It'd be very difficult to capture the vulgarity and the sense of the person's sincerity without the actual recording," Green said.
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He takes a sip from a glass of classic Coke, a bite, and lets his modesty unfurl with an endearing sincerity.
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Because the Great Pumpkin never shows, Schulz, simply and brilliantly, communicates sincerity is worthless if the object of faith is false.
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"He used his money, which is one of the reasons I continue to support him, to express his sincerity," Butts said.
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He discusses the message of the book, and if there is hope for young artists, revealing deep sincerity beneath the ridicule.
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Clips from the stirring trailer show Rogers talking earnestly about love with a sincerity that sometimes seems light years from 2018.
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Many today might balk at the Marlo-Thomasy tweeness of it all, but the film's unabashed sincerity also begets true charm.
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"There is a compassion and sincerity about him wanting to get something done and that's close to my heart," Green said.
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Left out of the talks, America's willingness to work with Russia in the south is partly a test of Moscow's sincerity.
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That thing pro wrestling does, where irony and sincerity melt into one another into a new gestalt, happened with Too Cool.
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Orm's apparent sincerity, and his serious point about the surface-dwellers, feels out of step with the rest of his deal.
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The enduring and vigorous friendship between China and Africa is rooted in equality, sincerity, win-win co-operation and common development.
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Mr. Dylan's warm and wry performance captures the mix of wit and sincerity favored by songs from the American standards era.
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Pope Francis, too, is seen by Jews as a little gaffe-prone though his sincerity and goodwill are almost universally recognised.
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I think there's a long history of sports figures doing so.... I don't doubt his sincerity, based on what I've heard.
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Mountain Rock draws on this very sincerity without ever getting caught in the kind of reflection that calls for self-pity.
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U.S. officials have been pressing Kim to free the three remaining American detainees as a show of sincerity before the summit.
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But we were removed from the New Sincerity championed by David Foster Wallace, and even further removed from his saccharine offspring.
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It's the "yes, but" rhetorical maneuver -- condemn racism but add a qualifier to diminish the sincerity of what you just said.
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Speaking to his AK Party at parliament, Erdogan said that he does not doubt the Saudi King Salman's sincerity, without elaborating.
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Those were the blazing moments of sincerity; otherwise it was more important to her that everything was good rather than real.
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"We want a transitional government to set up an investigation commission that will determine the sincerity of the elections," Assad said.
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Decades ago, the literary critic Lionel Trilling gave us an answer that sounds very old-fashioned to our authentic ears: sincerity.
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I often hear you on your podcast talk about how it's important to try to extend the idea of the sincerity.
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In the pantheon of baby pictures this isn't exactly a groundbreaker but it is consistent with Teigen's brand of sunny sincerity.
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Everything about William — his precision, his formality (he doesn't even swear!), his relentless sincerity — invites us to anticipate something truly sinister.
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The Trump administration and lawmakers greeted the offer cautiously, expressing both hope that talks can happen and skepticism at Kim's sincerity.
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But cruising's simple sincerity never sat well with Wallace and the generation of cruise writers who followed on his sea legs.
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Stranger Things might be a hodgepodge of lots of other things, but there's a sincerity to it that's hard to fake.
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That makes for better movies, more interesting stories and a stronger sense of Disney's sincerity in its repeated claims of inclusivity.
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Cara's second album, "The Pains of Growing," doubles down on both the sincerity — she wrote all the lyrics — and the awkwardness.
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Impressed by the sincerity of her voice, he borrowed books on African-American music from the United States Information Service library.
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Their debut LP was critiqued with a now jarring sincerity, enjoying reviews that alluded to a game-changing piece of work.
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" Step #2: Schmooze with sincerity "When you walk into an audition, a casting director can smell desperation from a mile away.
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O'Neal sings classic blues and soul numbers in an open, crowd-pleasing style that blurs the line between camp and sincerity.
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"I do not doubt the sincerity of the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, King Salman bin Abdulaziz," Mr. Erdogan said.
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This one, by contrast, is warm and soft, which makes it either startling in its sincerity or horrifying in its cynicism.
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Earlier on Thursday, Liu told Chinese state-run media agency Xinhua that China carries "great sincerity" to the talks this week.
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But he had also found Ms. Rodriguez, who testified on the sincerity of her religious beliefs, to be a credible witness.
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Those ulterior motives of individual members of a congregation don't in any way undermine the legitimacy or sincerity of religious doctrine.
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It&aposs so innocent it might seem unrealistic, but what the show lacks in PDA it makes up for in sincerity.
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"When 'but' is tagged on to an apology," she wrote, it's an excuse that counters the sincerity of the original message.
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I cannot suppress indignation at such moves of the U.S., and harbor doubt about the U.S. sincerity for improved DPRK-U.
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Closer look: "The microclimate in the room for the night was breezy with patches of sincerity," our chief TV critic writes.
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He's a truly successful money manager, a quirkily charming guy, and a climate activist for long enough to prove his sincerity.
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The light, almost tropical beat, of this song keeps it romantic while her voice brings all the sincerity you could want.
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Indeed, "sincerity" has become a code word of sorts for the Chinese establishment when it's at a loss over Trump's intentions.
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I had been conditioned to believe in the importance of directness and sincerity, but Olivier valued a more disciplined self-presentation.
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Democrats were careful not to completely dismiss the president's call for bipartisanship, despite their reservations, though they sincerely doubted his sincerity.
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Can't sincerity and irony live in relational ambivalence, for minds that can handle a pinch, or even a punch, of complexity?
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Bradley understands irony and sincerity as combatants, while Dufresne takes this pairing's "relational ambivalence" to another, tougher and more resonant level.
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She adopts different emotional costumes, for fun and for effect, but at any given moment she is behaving with complete sincerity.
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They're undoubtedly coming from a place of sincerity — and the experiences they relate are genuine — but the perspective is often limited.
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"The Chinese side has always carried the greatest patience and sincerity to promote China-US economic and trade consultations," Tuesday's statement said.
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Art Review Bill Viola goes for big, cosmic themes, which he funnels into technically impressive video works of compelling, quasi-religious sincerity.
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NANCY PELOSI, HOUSE MINORITY LEADER: I do say about Director Comey that he came through I think with great authenticity and sincerity.
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Thus I believe that a doubtful conscience can easily find all of the answers it seeks, if it seeks them with sincerity.
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"I will say with total sincerity, I was sad," Carlson, 47, tells PEOPLE less than a week after news of Kelly's exit.
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The dong of sincerity rock—anti-establishment bands with a deliberately unkempt image, who are made to be admired for their forthrightness.
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She acknowledged lingering doubts about the government's sincerity too, but it will require far more to rebuild confidence and fix broken trust.
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Regardless of motivations, regardless of sincerity, the alt-right's white supremacist cheerleading has emerged as a key factor in the presidential election.
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Why the wealth of Africa does not make Africans wealthy Activist doctor But Doctor Rhett Kahn doubts the sincerity of those companies.
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I see it as an intervention into their fantasies, breathing my ditzy flirtatious sincerity into their understanding of who trans women are.
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Pockets of sincerity are expanding, swelling, ready to swallow and engulf the fragile elephant-on-cheese-wire social compromises in the room.
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I mean that with 100 percent sincerity because of this, uh, "slider dog," which for some reason has Froot Loops on it.
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"I just want to say it's an honor to lose to someone like you," he said before the match, with touching sincerity.
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The Clinton campaign immediately expressed doubt over the sincerity of Trump's contrition, calling it "teleprompter regret" and pressed Trump to go further.
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There was a similar striving for sincerity in the early 1960s when a plain, living language seemed an antidote to Soviet bombast.
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But the New Left also intentionally straddled the line between prank and sincerity in order to draw media attention to their cause.
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The actors inject brutal sincerity into every word of dialogue; the choreography and direction keep us mesmerized and right there with them.
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Online, it often seems like sincerity is the enemy of prosperity, but the dirty little secret is that we all do care.
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From the bottom of my heart, and with all sincerity, I once again am truly sorry for the pain I have caused.
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Prosecutors also alleged that the website's employees sought to actively mislead the public about its sincerity of efforts to prevent prostitution ads.
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I'm saying this in complete sincerity... I LITERALLY cannot watch the new Gilmore Girls trailer right now because I WILL start sobbing.
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This contrasts with Trump, who never admits to a mistake even when he challenged the sincerity of a Gold Star Muslim mother.
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But Sing Street replaces Glee's archness and inconsistency with a winning sincerity, both about the value of creation and about family bonds.
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The comment—playfully questioning the sincerity of the arguments to follow—will have unsettled the pro-Europeans who dominate his Labour Party.
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These themes—sincerity, sweetness, remembrance, trauma, home—do not contradict one another, although they tip from light to dark and back again.
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She finds a tricky balance of farce, satire and emotional sincerity, a way of treating people as ridiculous without denying them empathy.
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"Nothing the U.S. has done has given any impression of sincerity and goodwill," one Chinese official said in an interview last month.
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There is only a devilishly difficult, long and uncertain high-stakes bargaining among actors deeply suspicious of each other's sincerity and intentions.
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But Sanders in fact came up only rarely in my conversations with them, usually in praise of the sincerity of his message.
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It would be appropriate and reassuring, for example, if the Democratic nominee would own up to her failures with sincerity and directness.
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These editorial blind spots, while momentarily disengaging, don't detract from the sincerity of Benn's subject or her skillful handling of the plot.
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BJP has always welcomed persons with sincerity & commitment to join the politics so as to improve the governance and delivery to poor.
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"I believe in his sincerity and wanting to do what's best for women as they make decisions over their bodies," Cancela added.
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Second-degree meta-discourses and irony would soon replace first-degree sincerity, which after the '60s, was seen as mere empty posturing.
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If such aspirations were considered retardataire by yesterday's standards, could it be that artists today are once again craving beauty and sincerity?
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In a party that was founded on anti-nuclearism, some German Greens openly express scepticism about the sincerity of Macron's environmental outreach.
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In conversation, he listens carefully and responds with earnest sincerity, qualifying statements as his own opinion, rather than declaring them as facts.
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And even something as simple as Szylak's use of the word "Disneyland" imbues the installation with a spirit of hope and sincerity.
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Whether talking about Toronto's biggest musical export or prompting a youth-driven regime change, his sincerity and honesty remain at the fore.
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Like other fixtures of the Y.A. genre, "Fallen" is filmed with a professional sheen that sacrifices emotional sincerity for high production values.
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He has an old-fashioned sincerity, an echo of what you see in his movies — lacking in irony but brimming with nuance.
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Her combination of cynicism and sincerity, of ironically fantastic narrative and natural, nuanced acting, seems almost designed to alienate every potential audience.
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As he moves onto a national media stage, he is trying out personas, hoping for the right blend of sincerity and humor.
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"I'd like to see my clothes on people who naturally gravitate toward the pieces and the sincerity of the design," Rogers says.
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If you'd like to measure an improviser's sincerity under a harsh light, ask him to play an entire album's worth of ballads.
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Okja is a miracle of imagination and technique, and "Okja" insists, with abundant mischief and absolute sincerity, that she possesses a soul.
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I'm not questioning the sincerity of his opinion of the president; he's been outspoken in his criticism of Trump for a while.
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It's all earnest enough to work, delivered with a sincerity that makes it hard to say anything about it is really bad.
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Mr. Parnas, now 47, was a perennial pitchman who exuded sincerity, an aspiring entrepreneur with a history of debts and aborted businesses.
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And some were repelled by what they described as a self-congratulatory tone and what several viewed as a lack of sincerity.
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Irony becomes sincerity In September 288, the Anti-Defamation League released an updated list of hate-related symbols, hand signs and numbers.
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Szalay's rapid, unabashed thematic framing allows him to exercise his own metaphysical sincerity, a connection to earnest feeling that is often touching.
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"A part of me feels like there was some sincerity," Missy Lynn, a twenty-six-year-old makeup blogger, said of Clinton.
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People said they liked her plans aimed at major structural change of the federal government, as well as her sincerity and smarts.
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And the belief by many advocates of the bill that their sincerity triumphs the shortcomings of ObamaCare is nothing more than folly.
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Legend is ideally suited for this kind of project, which would've fallen flat without the sincerity that defines his voice and brand.
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While there are a lot of conventional tropes, the cast enacts them with such fresh, tenderhearted sincerity that they regain some power.
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Back in the 1950s, sincerity seemed treacly and boring, and authenticity, in the form of, say, Johnny Cash, seemed daring and new.
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The profound bungling and cynicism and deception behind those decisions is elided, practically ignored, eclipsed by Bush's present-moment sincerity and idealism.
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They are "very much on the president's mind" and freeing them would be a "demonstration of their (North Korea's) sincerity," he said.
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However, Kim said he remained committed to improving relations with South Korea if it showed its "sincerity by practical action, not by words".
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"I appreciate the sincerity of your apology and the innocence of your intentions, even though misguided," the Met's general manager, Peter Gelb, stated.
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"We hope the U.S. can show sincerity and meet China half way, to promote a proposal that both countries can accept," he added.
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Photo: Hudson Hongo (Gizmodo)Between songs, she spoke about issues like body image and the pains of growing up with a practiced sincerity.
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It has four elements: know the enemy; prepare for them to attack; smother them with sincerity; and make concessions if you have to.
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"We believe if there is meaning for these talks, there must be a show of sincerity," Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Lu Kang said.
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But it's the months that follow, and how he chooses to use his platform now, that will define the sincerity of his words.
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He referred to his past meetings with Xi and also Tsai's recent reiteration that peace and sincerity should mark engagement by both sides.
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The statement, CBS News reports, expresses doubt about the sincerity of Cummins' apologies, and questions if he even regrets anything he has done.
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Away from the campaign trail, Erdogan, praised Ardern in an opinion piece for The Washington Post Tuesday for her "courage, leadership and sincerity."
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Another blaze overtook the Japanese car carrier Sincerity Ace on New Year's Eve while 3,500 cars were on board, resulting in five deaths.
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The Killers' transhistorical camp combines the glamour, detachment, and kitsch of English synthpop with the grandiosity, sincerity, and kitsch of American classic rock.
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There is no real evidence to back this suspicion up, but it speaks to a wide distrust of Clinton's sincerity and her motives.
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My niece and I watched Frozen and memorized all the songs and screamed them with the sincerity of a drunk girl at karaoke.
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The unabashed sincerity is noteworthy in and of itself as an antidote to the apathetic irony that dominates so much of media nowadays.
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All major oil firms say they are working to protect the environment, but analysts say it is frequently hard to judge their sincerity.
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It showcases BTS's power and sincerity, featuring profound emotion and lyrical poetry, comparing the seasons of the year with fleeting friendship and nostalgia.
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"My art and my self-expression in any form has always been an attempt towards sincerity, honesty, and empathy for others," wrote Glass.
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Since its inception, Bleachers has been defined by qualities that, combined, result in the very best pop music—bombast, sincerity, emotional intelligence, bravery.
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It's a different kind of commitment on the part of the artist to be in the room and make the proclamation with sincerity.
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That none of these facts was acknowledged by Pai suggests a disingenuous argument, and calls into question the sincerity of his other positions.
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It is a testament to their sincerity that at least two of the ISIS supporters profiled in this book are now in prison.
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Not so fast — because sincerity is often accompanied by snark, Quora's users chimed in with some smart-ass comments after the initial instructions.
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China is open to restarting trade talks with the United States, but regrettably the U.S. side has shown no sincerity still, Gao said.
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" To underscore his sincerity, he invoked Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis' oft-quoted maxim: "Sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants.
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A major question mark But Kim's sincerity when it comes to taking apart his nuclear and missile program remains a major question mark.
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He was a man with whom I disagreed yet greatly admired for both his military service and his apparent sincerity on public issues.
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This appears to be largely true but fails to include important caveats that experts warn could be pivotal in evaluating North Korea's sincerity.
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In all sincerity, the most important part of the equation is what you plan on actually charging with your brand new portable charger.
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Buttigieg has said that he fired the chief because he was under investigation, though activists in the city continue to doubt his sincerity.
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It was a genuine moment of sincerity and unguarded kindness delivered out of the public eye, which, to me, defined this great woman.
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The overall bluesy impact of these components does little to take away from the sincerity and weight of Year of the Cobra's sound.
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Now, I'm not messing around with inside jokes to amuse myself, I'm there for the fans and to deliver those songs with sincerity.
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They're advocates for sincerity, for doing the hard work of being real about who you are and finding the good in the results.
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I came to appreciate the depth and sincerity that very conservative, faith-driven Republicans had for our global mission of ending extreme poverty.
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" Of his client, Mr. Schwed added, "When he speaks to me, I get the sincerity of his claim that he didn't do it.
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It will be finding the right combination of snipe and sarcasm, tempered with enough sincerity, to allow viewers to care about the characters.
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"I'm having a very nice time not having sex with you," she tells him as they float together, equal parts irony and sincerity.
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For all of his new player's skills, Counsell said, that conversation, and the sincerity of the lessons Yelich absorbed, made the biggest impression.
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How does she maintain her sincerity and her I'm-just-dancing-in-my-bedroom stage presence as she rises in the pop world?
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McNamee sees his defection from Silicon Valley as nothing more than a return to his roots—an identity that mixes camp and sincerity.
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Nobody believing in the sincerity of the passionate "America First" advocate would have expected that he would choose Europe to report, on Jan.
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He liked both Buttigieg and Biden, but Ludden said Biden was too old for "such an important position," and he questioned Buttigieg's sincerity.
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Echoes of Limón's elegant sincerity can be found in Ms. Weare's tempestuous "Night Light," created for Juilliard dancers in 230-21924-8, joyce.
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Mr. Colbert told Mr. Urgant that he's considering a run for president — though there didn't seem to be too much sincerity in that.
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But Gwen's sincerity and intelligence, and her real distress, come through clearly, as do the terrible economic pressures on the people of Wellston.
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"I don't question Ivanka Trump's sincerity to advance a cause she feels deeply about while making money — that's great, that's America," Cardin said.
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"I invest in businesses that operate with sincerity and integrity and deliver a pure and uncompromised product," says Williams in a press release.
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Most of a day's idle conversation is a sequence of thumbs-up, thumbs-down assertions expressed with varying degrees of sincerity and conviction.
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The Chinese ambassador in Washington recently told an American interviewer that his country is ready to make concessions if the US shows sincerity.
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Driven by this growing emphasis on brand sincerity, marketers are increasingly leveraging user-generated content (UGC) in their marketing and e-commerce strategies.
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In the past, I might have mocked such proceedings, but lately I've grown fond of performative sincerity in the service of digital balance.
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There is only one way North Korea can demonstrate sincerity in the lead-up to the talks with President Trump: Release the abductees.
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"It is a proposal that was made in sincerity by President Putin, but President Trump disagrees with it," Sanders said in a statement.
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That's when sincerity meets the absurd and the already tenuous belief one has in the validity of an anonymous online posting is tested.
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Comparisons between Sierra Burgess and Insatiable are inevitable, and Sierra's mopey sincerity has a clear advantage when viewed next to Insatiable's easy, glib cynicism.
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We now know that diplomacy can bear fruit, despite skepticism about Iranian sincerity and the willingness of Iran's leadership to abide by diplomatic agreements.
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But when leaders tear each other down, don't invite input and — most dangerously — doubt the sincerity of their coworkers, problems worsen and enterprises fail.
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All around us, people are trying to tell us what their story is, and we're doubting their sincerity, because we have our own agendas.
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" It was hard to see Moore's sincerity, though, when she asked Williams questions like, "Are you on medication?" or "Did you get a certificate?
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My classmates and I looked at one another, yearning to be one of those kids who isn't scared of sincerity, of action, of authority.
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When African and Asian envoys doubt China's sincerity, the Zhou of the opera recalls past humiliations inflicted by colonial powers on their two continents.
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Sly, breezy, playfully calculated, they've solved teenpop's sincerity problem, that pressing question of when to play active agent and when to play imagined object.
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To win Eurovision is to find the sweet spot between camp and sincerity: just enough politics, just enough eccentricity, just enough pan-European appeal.
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Gao said the decision to send the delegation led by Vice Premier Liu He to Washington despite the tariff threat demonstrated China's "utmost sincerity".
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He sings "I'm a shoe / And so are you" with such forlorn sincerity it feels like a confessional we're honored to be privy to.
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But it's a testament to DuVernay's skill in directing that the sincerity that's so central to the book never feels schmaltzy in the movie.
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Because sincerity cannot be faked, Smith immerses himself in the role of outsider artist by creating an easel version of Konstantin Stanislavski's method acting.
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He frequently gets himself into embarrassing situations and doubles down instead of admitting his mistakes, leading to overly dramatic situations delivered with complete sincerity.
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"With his warmth, sincerity and kind nature, Hunter provided our campers with an experience they will remember for decades to come," Willenson tells PEOPLE.
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Taylor brings sincerity to Jessica's sister-friend Trish, but her character feels more redundant than in Season 1 (where is the Matt Murdock bromance?).
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" The arbitrary and absurd list Updike wrote as mockery, Buchanan now pens in utter sincerity: "Lincoln and every president had been a white male.
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The Super Bowl gig annoys many, who have written Coldplay off as dinosaurs of a mawkish, performative sincerity, and some of it is true.
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Humor is panacea for this condition, perhaps, but as Detroiters can tell you, it takes real sincerity, vulnerability, and hard work to heal it.
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At the weekend, Thailand's chief negotiator had said the insurgents were not ready for the safety zone, despite the sincerity of the Thai government.
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Anthony Gonzalez is working with the same reference points you'd hear in Todd Terje's music, but he's handling them with an unrelenting, disarming sincerity.
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Barely a whiff of Emotional Sincerity, that deceptive fragrance sprayed by pop stars (and publicists) to dial online cacophony down to a mere murmur.
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Some sort of sincere alchemy of uncool sincerity that only works because of the charisma of the man spitting his squeaky-clean schoolyard rhymes.
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I suspect these are part-sincerity and part-unwillingness to risk their own jobs and confront the onerous task of building a new infrastructure.
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The president will soon discover the level of Kim's sincerity when they come face-to-face for a historic summit in the coming weeks.
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The United States, however, has expressed doubts over Iran's sincerity in implementing those curbs and President Donald Trump has threatened to re-impose sanctions.
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To Ali's boosters, the money he had lost standing up for his principles and the beating he had taken from Frazier proved his sincerity.
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"After the tour I was in such a creative space," he says, with the near religious sincerity of a man on a divine mission.
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I think my process over the past year or so has been to let in a bit more sincerity and heart into my work.
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But Gaetz promised sincerity in the plan Wednesday, telling reporters he was committed to leading his party to find ways to address global warming.
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"I accept the emperor's thinking with sincerity and will bear it in mind all the time as I carry out my duties," Naruhito said.
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He stood out in an age when sincerity is in short supply in politics, earning respect and admiration from both sides of the aisle.
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Then become savvy enough on contemporary issues to understand and evaluate the validity and sincerity of opposing arguments before diving into a controversy headfirst.
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If Trump makes such demands, the real test will begin — and we will learn if any sincerity lies within Kim's latest set of commitments.
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Banality takes its place beside profundity, irony beside sincerity, and if one's impressions of the piece contradict one another, all responses seem nonetheless valid.
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" The bishop later called him "a person of candor and sincerity," and congratulated him on "the progress he has made" in handling his "addiction.
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" As furious as I get, deep down, I don't actually doubt his sincerity when he tells me, mildly, always mildly, about Hillary Clinton's "atrocities.
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Justin Rego, a onetime professional wrestler who was a "Bachelorette" contestant in 2010, was quickly scorned by the other men, who doubted his sincerity.
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And so her dancers don't leave an impression of complete sincerity: They all seem to be concerned with making effects — not emotion but emotionalism.
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However, it feels naive to expect authenticity or sincerity from Hollywood when it has always manufactured fictions that seduce us into abandoning our realities.
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Ms. Terakes's gauche sincerity as Catherine is torn between her first love and her affection for Eddie lends tragic weight to the play's outcome.
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Yet in his photographic self-portraits, now more than 60 years old, a similar authorial detachment is mixed with frankness, sincerity and even pride.
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" Recently, he bolstered his commitment to sincerity by attending a performance of Bruce Springsteen's heart-on-his-sleeve Broadway show, which he called "profound.
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At that concert, Pallbearer's despairing optimism and go-for-broke sincerity felt like a moral rebuke to the doom I'd grown too comfortable with.
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Even in such spotty passages, it is the movie's saving grace that its family acting troupe faces the gobbledygook with openhearted silliness and sincerity.
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American mediation would represent the leverage the United States possesses and convey our sincerity to more fully address the threat Turkey faces from terrorism.
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The sincerity and durability of American negotiating efforts could also affect looming talks between Mr. Trump and the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un.
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These corporate games have some of those genes too, though it's hard to tell if it's influence or posturing, sincerity or corporate co-option.
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Though they are all relatively short — average Moth performances range from five minutes to 12 minutes — most possess a remarkable emotional depth and sincerity.
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But with childishness also comes a kind of innocence, a base sincerity that makes his sins more understandable and human, if not necessarily forgivable.
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But any pretense of sincerity from Warren's campaign on the unity front has been completely eroded by the events of the last few days.
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She has come such a long way — enough to mourn the ignorance of other people — but she still fears the sincerity of their beliefs.
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I can assure you that that will not happen ... We are very skeptical of Kim Jong Un's sincerity in sitting down and having talks.
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The reference to "nooses," the person said, led to two apologies from Hatchell, the second because players thought the first one had lacked sincerity.
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He speaks with the passion, sincerity, and sartorial flair of someone who has given the entirety of their life to a few immutable ideas.
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But in both cases, the overall comportment and career directions of both Gunn and Jeong supported the sincerity of the apologies they eventually issued.
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The ironic offensiveness and shocking humor is meant to spur a reaction that hopefully guides you to a similar sense of caring and sincerity.
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"It is a proposal that was made in sincerity by President Putin, but President Trump disagrees with it," Sanders said in a statement Thursday afternoon.
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"There are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or worries whether the government will restart the process in the Legislative Council," Lam told reporters.
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Their reckless abandon was of legendary status, and their appetites for excess were tempered only by the emotional power, sincerity, and genius of their songs.
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I don't doubt their sincerity; I don't doubt that they were outraged by the statements Mr. Trump and his supporters made about the Khan family.
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"For the first time ever, the Court invalidates an agency action solely because it questions the sincerity of the agency's otherwise adequate rationale," Thomas wrote.
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Now it seemed to me that each of Kurian's sculptures was linked to the next, in a chain of sincerity and irony, within that stairwell.
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Young Thug in particular sounds great on this beat, rapping with the kind of sincerity and clear enunciation that even his biggest detractors might appreciate.
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Don't try to figure out their sincerity level, just try this tripping of the light fantastic on for size and keep it if it fits.
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Thus, selling things through videos can be acceptable as long as the guru can still sell herself as genuine to an audience that demands sincerity.
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But after the walkout, Superintendent Robert Fraser said "the level of maturity and sincerity was amazing" among protesters, and the school district waived any punishments.
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The most shocking thing about Bong's films might be their sincerity, the warm humanism that flickers through the chronicles of spite, sloth and self-delusion.
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But his reluctance Tuesday to directly answer questions about Pelosi, combined with the DCCC assist, now gives national Republicans an opportunity to question his sincerity.
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There's an admirable sincerity to High Maintenance, not to mention real compassion for these characters, but there's also cynicism and a sometimes bleak emotional honesty.
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Though Dan's YouTube channel only has 163,000 subscribers—and many videos struggle to break 100,000 views—the volume and sincerity of its comments are miraculous.
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Some in the U.S. government initially doubted the UAE's sincerity in attacking AQAP, he said, but the Mukalla operation showed that "that's not the case".
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While few would doubt the sincerity of Vice President Joe Biden's words, it was not only his son's death that deterred him from challenging Clinton.
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And even though conscientious objection is no longer illegal, it will still be up to the courts to assess the sincerity of any professed pacifist.
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Many U.S. officials and experts doubt Kim's sincerity about denuclearising, viewing the recent flurry of diplomacy as a ploy to win relief from economic sanctions.
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It seems like one of two things happens: Either people seem to be turned off by your sincerity or they feel like it's not genuine.
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It's a good playlist, sure, but it doesn't directly serve a movie that slaps genuinely fun action sequences next to half-assed attempts at sincerity.
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While there are obviously trolls out there all the time — this is Twitter, after all — Duck of the Day is a real oasis of sincerity.
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Intudo (a combination of the Bahasa Indonesian words for integrity, sincerity, and serendipity) will look for companies in e-commerce, finance, healthcare, education, and media.
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The CW's resident telenovela is lovable to a fault, with characters and storylines bursting with sincerity and care that's rare in most writing and production.
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There aren't many events that might provoke me to inject the word "badass" into a sentence with total shameless sincerity, but there are a few.
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This is a potent body of work, presented with all the sincerity it is possible to muster in an environment fraught with demons and denial.
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Ms. Hilty, who has a year-and-a-half-old daughter, made this late chestnut from Berlin personal by infusing it with sweetness and sincerity.
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Critics questioned Trump's sincerity about the trip or wondered aloud whether the former model was attempting to troll her spouse with the jacket's cryptic words.
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That he could defend others with deeply felt sincerity and strength even as he struggled with his own demons is a message to us all.
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The study involved participants doing a simulated conversation task in which they had to express or receive comments with varying degrees of sarcasm and sincerity.
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Though the plot, characters and themes mostly feel familiar, the company still has its own particular flavor, an unabashed and boldly unhip sincerity (1:7453).
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With the first presidential debate just hours away, Hillary Clinton still faces doubts about the sincerity of her proposals to rein in Wall Street behavior.
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We knew we were ridiculous, and made fun of ourselves constantly, but approached it all with enough sincerity to wring real gratification out of it.
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The 24-year-old Chicagoan, who performs understated and spoken world-inflected soul songs as Tasha, sings with a sincerity that's both disarming and inviting.
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Many Japanese resent being urged to atone for misdeeds more than seven decades old, while many in South Korea doubt the sincerity of Tokyo's apologies.
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He said he believes the intelligence agencies when they say Russia meddled and Russian President Vladimir Putin's sincerity in claiming that his country did not.
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Tim Corbin, the Vanderbilt head coach, said Johnson had specialized in arm care and coached players with sincerity that has translated well to the pros.
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But maybe it's time to let the old ways die, and to drop the air quotes when we deal with matters of romance and sincerity.
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When I asked him if he had a favorite, half-expecting another droll wisecrack in response, he replied with what appeared to be complete sincerity.
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"Over the past one year's negotiation, our sincerity and kindness is obvious," Gao Feng, a Commerce Ministry spokesman, said at a news briefing on Thursday.
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"The apology was delivered in absolute sincerity and humility," Mr. Russell, a former member of Parliament, said in an interview from Happy Valley-Goose Bay.
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"For the first time ever, the Court invalidates an agency action solely because it questions the sincerity of the agency's otherwise adequate rationale," Roberts wrote.
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Beijing has grown more strident in recent weeks, accusing Washington of lacking sincerity and vowing that it will not cave to the Trump administration's demands.
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Throughout this surreal and frequently hilarious ride into existential despair, Mr. Lensing and his troupe manage to walk Mr. Wallace's tightrope between irony and sincerity.
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Singing in a husky voice that exuded sincerity and warmth, Mr. Rogers sold well over 100 million records in a career that spanned seven decades.
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Singing in a husky voice that exuded sincerity and warmth, Mr. Rogers sold well over 100 million records in a career that spanned seven decades.
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Limited access to the facilities have since been restored, but the city's council members have since questioned the sincerity and legality of the mayor's actions.
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But as "cute" and the "cult of sincerity" both permeate American culture in different ways, this is a point I wish May had developed further.
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According to a CNBC translation of his Mandarin-language remarks, He said the Chinese will show their sincerity by increasing purchases of American agricultural products.
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The key to contrition, according to public-relations experts, is projecting sincerity, humanity, and a plain-spoken demeanor — the better to convince a cynical public.
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Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, the country's top trade negotiator, said Thursday that China carries "great sincerity" to the high-level trade talks this week.
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Though her sincerity about her characters is evident, her latest comments on Dumbledore come alongside a distasteful "trendy" commodification of LGBTQ culture in recent years.
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The play starts to feel like a stoned brainstorming session in a college dorm room, whose participants segue from delighted goofiness into sloppy, sentimental sincerity.
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The ride was four years of writing and rewriting lyrics and melodies, trying to pinpoint the sincerity and honesty in my contributions to the story.
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Sincerity also made for an engrossing song recital given by a cast of stellar soloists at the National Gallery of Art earlier on Thursday evening.
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"I say to President Saleh, out of sincerity and love, beware of these snakes," Houthi official Hamid Rizq wrote on his Facebook page on Tuesday.
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If the album has a rallying cry, it is "Just fucking kill me," delivered with what sounds like startling sincerity, despite the jaunty bass line.
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You hold onto them, because they become touchstones of empathy, reminders of the vulnerability and sincerity that are the building blocks of the mature self.
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"There is no doubt about the sincerity and authenticity of (North Korea) to improve the North-South relations and to ensure successful Olympics," KCNA said.
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"It is a proposal made in sincerity by President Putin, but President Trump disagrees with it," White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
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It felt like a lot of the criticism wasn't necessarily about the record, but about my sincerity as a person, which I found extremely weird.
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"Western Stars" arrives following the explicit autobiography and starkly staged sincerity of "Springsteen on Broadway," even though it was in the works before those performances.
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" The A.V. Club described it as "clever for its own sake, a showy piece of writing that doesn't have that all-important ballast of sincerity.
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They would retreat to safer spaces in the 2000s: sincerity and soaring riffs and shout-along choruses meant to be sung by thousands of fans.
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Josh likes cooking, cute boys, and his floppy dog, John; he dislikes conflict, empty sincerity, and losing precious leftovers to Tom (Ward), his oblivious roommate.
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All joking aside, the interviews themselves had a sincerity to them that felt like an attempt to really understand what drove Trump voters to the polls.
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There were quite a few people I talked to, from record producers to fans, who were impressed with Korla's sincerity and his devotion to his message.
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If leader dollars ran short, both men and women saw community and sincerity as luxuries, spending their money instead on traits such as decisiveness and ambition.
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Not even footage of the co-composer of "Lose Yourself" playing the song's riff live in court on an acoustic guitar with intense sincerity and concentration.
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Addressing American officials, Akhundzada said the Taliban were engaged in negotiations with them with "utmost seriousness" and called for sincerity to end the "18-year tragedy".
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We among all the species are gifted with language, with thought, with the ability to freely express every singular emotion we experience with sincerity and honesty.
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I appreciate the dialogue from each of them, but I know that some are going to resonate more based on their history, which indicates their sincerity.
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The simplicity and sincerity of the whole thing may not make for a good movie, but it's certainly more relatable than an elaborate rom-com plot.
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Popular "how to make an X song" videos have musicians trying to recreate the sound of their favorite artists, with varying levels of parody and sincerity.
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Many, including this newspaper at the time, doubted his sincerity, arguing that the airline's no-nonsense approach to fees and surcharges had driven its commercial success.
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Sarcasm became a way to nudge audiences into seeing how laughable the world around them was, where sincerity and naivete were implausible if not outright obsolete.
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It's the story of the rejection of evangelical purity culture and the left's embrace of sincerity in the face of the rise of the alt-right.
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Here, repeated actions, as when Mr. Konjar sits in a chair in profile while typing on an invisible keyboard, are simple yet possess a weighted sincerity.
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The internet was built on comments, from the newsgroups of the early internet to hyper-niche forums to the genuine sincerity of people asking fellow Yahoo!
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America's rush to cut a deal with Russia in the south, the first of the zones to be demarcated, is partly a test of Moscow's sincerity.
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It was hard not to wish — amid all the sincerity, thanks-giving, and promises to help fix things — that there had been a little more anger.
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In its back half, Insatiable makes a stab at sincerity rather than snark, and while it's not entirely successful, there are a few half-decent plotlines.
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How to Deal, granted, is a cinematic dish best enjoyed with a sprinkling of irony—but Steinfeld's turn here is pure sincerity, straight from the tap.
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Mr Zuckerberg accepts that a lot of people dismiss Facebook's sincerity here—his recent article in the Washington Post, imploring governments to regulate social media, notwithstanding.
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Johnson's talent for creased-brow concern and flawlessly emoted sincerity gets a workout in Rampage, but at least Davis' relationship with George is relatable and enjoyable.
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The innocence of the kid's meal juxtaposed to the gritty sound of the tattoo gun reveals both the sincerity and severity of being close with Freddy.
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Many Japanese resent being urged to atone for wartime deeds of seven decades ago, while many in South Korea doubt the sincerity of Japan's past apologies.
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It's interesting that the RompHims of today seem to inject irony into a trend that, for a certain fashion set, has long been practiced with sincerity.
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"The absurdity has only been heightened, and the sincerity has only been thickened," Kemper told CNN at the recent Season 3 premiere of the Netflix comedy.
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Cramer pointed out that members of the committee questioned the banker's integrity and sincerity as he defended the institution's clean up following the fake account scandal.
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He had that long, well-tended hair, those delicate facial features, those sung flatted fifths and "whooo-ooo-ooo-ooo"s that telegraphed a decided sincerity.
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And second, without even a hint of sincerity, The Boss' standard-issue aphorisms about how family really does matter wind up seeing disingenuous and even sarcastic.
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Conservatives who fit this description will tell you, with heartfelt sincerity, that their core values do not and will not ever include racial intolerance or bigotry.
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"It is a proposal that was made in sincerity by President Putin, but President Trump disagrees with it," press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
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He could get away with practically anything because practically nobody believed in his sincerity: people haplessly projected cynicism onto his forthright will to surprise and beguile.
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The stigma of emo sincerity has long faded, so much so that today's most exciting hip-hop and pop stars are explicitly calling on its sound.
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"If anyone – especially the leaders of Iran – doubt the president's sincerity or his vision, let them look at our diplomacy with North Korea," Pompeo said yesterday.
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"Nothing the U.S. has done has given any impression of sincerity and goodwill," Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang added at a news briefing last month.
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This necessarily means that any applicant for religious asylum would have to submit to questioning about his religious beliefs and (presumably) the sincerity of those beliefs.
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It was classified information that he thought could be used to gain some trust from the Russians and show the sincerity of his desire to cooperate.
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"I want the junta to show some sincerity about the election by lifting the ban," Sunisa Lertpakawat, a member of Thaksin's Puea Thai Party, told Reuters.
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All of those words will be said with sincerity and admiration for who she was, all she did and the American spirit she embodied so gracefully.
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"Everything I write, there is sincerity and real emotion injected into it, and the themes I'm writing about, they're all universal themes and ideas," Hudkins says.
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Notwithstanding the sincerity of Trump's newfound passion for gun rights, he had clearly learned the NRA's cues by the time he dove into his 2016 run.
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Yet fledgling singers can bring rejuvenating freshness and disarming sincerity to an opera that is surely presented in major houses too often for its own good.
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Mr. Cooper's smartest decision, other than casting Lady Gaga, is the absolute sincerity with which he's taken on this material, in all its gorgeous, gaudy excess.
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And yet the film is so grounded, and directed with such moving sincerity by Mr. Cooper, that I thought it never once tilted over into camp.
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When Mankiller says, "Women can help turn the world right side up," her sincerity resonates, and we can't help nodding at the wisdom of her words.
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So most of these movies try to actively split the difference — they're about the gap between cynicism and sincerity and how hard it is to bridge.
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The deeply felt sincerity with which Buber invoked the idea of God shouldn't be doubted, but it's not easy to know what he meant by it.
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Over the course of fifteen albums and countless singles and compilation appearances, Francis dedicated his working life to exploring the possibilities of earnestness, sincerity, and sentimentality.
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They both found the sincerity, and even a kind of wisdom, in the affectations of women for whom theater was both a religion and a game.
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The animating premise seems to be: what can a painting be made to do, especially after the sincerity of the brushstroke has been called into question?
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And Ms. Macdonald is quite simply a revelation, capturing the reflexive self-confidence and defensive diffidence of the millennial generation with sneaky sincerity and offhand wit.
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But as a producer of the movie as well as its star, she approaches the task of playing this unhinged mother on the run with sincerity.
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However, while the rapper may have indicated that he was willing to put the past behind him, what he said next cast doubt on his sincerity.
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We needn't necessarily concern ourselves with the sincerity of the doctors fighting lodge practice, only with the actual results of the legal and regulatory means chosen.
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But I can tell you I think there is a great deal of sincerity on the part of a lot of people to change the culture.
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But when Leslie Andrea Williams made her New York debut in the heroic central role in April, she imbued it with newfound authority, sincerity and drive.
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After having slapped new tariffs on each other's goods this week, China now hopes that Washington will show sincerity and take steps to correct its behavior.
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He is articulate and erudite, and he speaks earnestly but with an undercurrent of amusement—at himself and others—that bubbles up to flavor the sincerity.
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If you acknowledge the sincerity and good intentions of those around you, it's disarming, and they won't be able to help but to do the same.
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In 2007, he released "Anthem," a post-Hurricane Katrina statement with a scathing new sound — driven equally by rock thrash, hip-hop gravitas and jazz sincerity.
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"Pointing China with (sic) gun and artillery and then asking for a talk, the U.S. showed zero sincerity," said the People's Daily newspaper late on Monday.
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What makes the movie interesting is the sincerity and intelligence with which it pursues that ambition, heroically unaware that the mission is doomed from the start.
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I assumed they were true because our white-haired minister told them with the same sincerity with which he praised honesty, generosity and other earnest virtues.
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"He ended up being very, very popular with rural people in particular, I think, who appreciated his sincerity and understood that he believed what he said."
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"Immediately, there were questions about ... the validity or the sincerity of both of these statements," Cramer noted, referencing about the Fed's lack of rigor in its policymaking.
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Be modest with your answers, and if they're being especially pushy, just smile with sincerity and say how grateful you are for your time at the company.
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The humor and sincerity he brought to Parks changed the Marvel universe, which does some of its best work when the Avengers are allowed to be funny.
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I have some advice, given in sincerity and taken from my years as the mayor of one of our country's leading cities, about basic government management. 1.
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Building on her wildly popular TED talk about power posing, Cuddy explains how we can achieve greater success and sincerity by changing the way we carry ourselves.
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As a consequence, she talks about artistic fellowship and collaboration with a sincerity that, in the art world at least, seemed to have gone out of style.
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"I have no reason to doubt Fink's sincerity, but the 'proof is in the pudding,' and the only view we have of the pudding is the voting."
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It was a runaway and well-deserved success, a YA novel that handled the police shooting of an unarmed black teen with equal parts sincerity and warmth.
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Though ostensibly it's a mere background note, the landscape is painted with such expressionistic sincerity and detail, it throws off the emotional balance of the whole scene.
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But the key to great customer service has remained the same: A big smile, sincerity, and greeting the guest before they have the chance to greet you.
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The NYT Editorial Board welcomed Trump's moderated views expressed during his visit, but questioned his sincerity: We would applaud any sensible change of position, however arrived at.
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But it feels polished to a fault, packed with straight-faced sincerity instead of Will Smith's smarmy self-satisfaction or Tommy Lee Jones' crisp, brutally insensitive professionalism.
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In developing its relations with African countries, China acts on the principles of sincerity, practical results, affinity and good faith, and values friendship, justice and shared interests.
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But because of an argument from Flynn's defense team about how his case differed from others who pleaded guilty in the Mueller investigation, Sullivan questioned Flynn's sincerity.
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Some of the most expensively dressed Santas with perfect, real beards can lack the sincerity of heart and compassion to think about the children and their needs.
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He may be inelegant, he may go way over the line (calling Sarah Palin the c-word, for example), but few doubt the sincerity of his principles.
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A collection of cathartic noise rock anthems that combine winsome country melodies with roaring guitars, it is, in all sincerity, my favorite rock album of the 90s.
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"There are still lingering doubts about the government's sincerity or worries whether the government will restart the process in the Legislative Council," Lam told reporters on Tuesday.
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He may have apologized to Lewinsky and her family publicly in 1998, but his demeanor on NBC would make anyone wonder about his sincerity, then or now.
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When you genuinely care about helping them improve their lives, you'll not only offer more targeted solutions, but they'll also sense your sincerity and respond in kind.
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Roth achieved this new sincerity without giving up the comedic gifts—the skill writing in the vernacular and talent for grotesque exaggeration—that came with Portnoy's Complaint.
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The actors look good together — never more so than on the movie's poster — but her character's strenuous perkiness and his character's damp sincerity cancel each other out.
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Regardless of Trump's sincerity, he appeared to give voice to the angst that Michigan workers rightfully feel about the impact of NAFTA over the past 85033 years.
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The dialogue retains plenty of Virginia ham (puns; gags about Ed's cooking), but it provides sincerity, too, and some of Arnold's zingers have a touch of wisdom.
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"It is a proposal that was made in sincerity by President Putin, but President Trump disagrees with it," press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement Thursday.
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" A subversive on slavery Ephesians 6:5: "Slaves, obey your earthly masters with respect and fear, and with sincerity of heart, just as you would obey Christ.
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Or, it's the time she got to film with her celebrity crush Chuck Norris -- she appreciated his sincerity and generosity toward everyone who was filming with them.
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What the jurors make of him — and whether his steadfast beliefs come across as arrogance or sincerity — could decide his fate when they start deliberating this month.
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She's shed the brattiness that used to trademark her work, and instead embraces sincerity; her voice punctuates tinkling synths, and the whole thing has a sparkling quality.
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Subjects like addiction, divorce, and mental illness are handled with a mix of sincerity and levity that makes all our messy lives seem, well, kind of beautiful.
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President Trump has said he is open to talks "only under the right conditions," and officials have insisted that the North first take actions to show sincerity.
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It is about the ones who really meant it — neither those playing at insurrection, nor the ideologues who, in their sincerity, betray a fatal affinity for dogma.
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You have to begin in Vietnam, as Holbrooke did, and understand that American involvement there was a complex mix of sincerity and blindness and idealism and hubris.
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In any case, Harkness, who arrived in jeans and well-worn cowboy boots, her blonde hair staticky from the Santa Ana winds, fairly radiated spontaneity and sincerity.
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Or is it some "holistic" view of each person, which scrutinizes their spark and talent the same way a college applicant's extracurricular activities are evaluated for sincerity?
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But if colonizers need to emerge from the colonial past with honor, the decolonized must get beyond the past, and take responsibility for their present, with sincerity.
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"(Kim) expressed thanks to them for coming here with (a) good performance, prepared by them with sincerity in a short span of time," the KCNA report said.
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He comes across as a secret cheapskate and overt narcissist, a man who's shrewdly selective about dialing up his sincerity, which itself is a mask for ruthlessness.
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And we never doubted the other man's sincerity or the other man's patriotism, or that when all was said and done, we were on the same team.
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So let's visualize those phrenology skulls mapping distinct faculties in the brain, the ones that spur chastity, sympathy, philanthropy, philoprogenitiveness, mirthfulness, sincerity, grace, morality, generosity, kindness, benevolence.
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"His sincerity can only be determined in his resolve to make perpetrators of crimes accountable, including those involved in his anti-illegal-drugs campaign," Mr. Santiago said.
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Mr. Khan founded the P.T.I. in 1996, and it became a club of well-meaning middle-class professionals inspired by the raw sincerity that Mr. Khan exuded.
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Rogers demurs when Lloyd describes him as a "celebrity," but this film, in spite of its skill and sincerity, can't find anything else for him to be.
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Sweeney, playing herself with bleeding heart sincerity, listens as Abby tells her what makes Pat so destructive, and acknowledges that she never fully understood the character's implications.
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He vowed to eradicate the practice and said the university was considering "in all sincerity" what to do about past female applicants who lost out on places.
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He chose Vanderbilt, he said, because of Coach Roy Skinner's sincerity and the comfort he felt with the players — but also because it was his mother's choice.
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The book's fundamental weakness is that it is so arch, so rich with post-modern irony, that it has a hard time finding a well of sincerity.
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For the trained artists featured in the show, their unschooled counterparts exerted an irresistible pull as exemplars of vitality, ingenuity, sincerity, and a bracing lack of polish.
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I asked if this would be the year I get rich, and in response I cast hexagram 62 and was advised, poetically, about humility, sincerity and frugality.
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The new brand of sad-lad Emo-DM producers present their overwrought emotions nuance-free, telling tortuous stories of love, loss and international travel with absolute sincerity.
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When asked about negotiations between both countries, Gao echoed a frequent government line that the U.S. must show sincerity in adjusting its "wrong actions" before talks can continue.
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When the Christchurch earthquakes struck, sincerity was in, and country music, with its stories of discontent and destitution, became an appropriate soundtrack to life in a stricken city.
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When sexual harassment and abuse has been swept under the metaphorical rug for so long, the sincerity of perpetrators who apologize once they're caught tends to ring hollow.
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He also said that prosecutors admitted the sincerity of Elise's religious beliefs several times during the trial; he is convinced those admissions would help his mother on appeal.
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Some U.S. officials and experts doubt Kim's sincerity, and see a recent flurry of North Korean diplomacy as a ploy to win relief from economic sanctions against Pyongyang.
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But for some members of our generation, raised to eschew sincerity at every turn and converse solely through the prism of memes, none of these gifts are acceptable.
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He also maintained that sincerity is an essential requisite of both the creator and creation, defending Delacroix against what he deemed the malice and ignorance of other critics.
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