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Meanings of sincere in English
Usage of sincere in English
1
Sir, -Many sincere Christians lament alcohol being sold today, Good Friday.
2
He said the government needs to engage in honest and sincere discussions.
3
In addition; communications are far more likely to be sincere and reliable.
4
And probably meant it was Honeker's way of posing a sincere question.
5
Please accept it with my sincere good wishes as a parting gift.
6
Is the new version the sincere one, as his religious friends insist?
7
Madam, - May I offer my sincere praise to The Irish Times?
8
Neil Young was sincere about Kent State, but he was no radical.
9
But India said Islamabad was not sincere and needed to do more.
10
And I hope you'll accept my sincere apologies for invading your privacy.
11
But the group now says the government is not sincere about talks.
12
The art in it is as admirable as the emotion is sincere.
13
They know who they are; they have my sincere and lasting thanks.
14
But Emily was so young and she seemed so innocent, so sincere.
15
The sympathy for Garfield in his sad fate was universal and sincere.
16
We offer our sincere sympathy and deepest condolences to the Quinn family.
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