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Meanings of sincerely religious in English
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Usage of sincerely religious in English
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But what constituted her distinguishing ornament was that she was sincerely religious.
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He was often repentant for these delinquencies, and he was sincerely religious.
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But John was too sincerely religious to cherish a revengeful spirit.
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Though a highly intellectual man, he was deeply and sincerely religious.
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With sincerely religious people, especially if they were Evangelicals, Froude felt deep sympathy.
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Though a member of no church, Mr. Lincoln was most sincerely religious and devout.
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I know no man more sincerely religious than Uncle Homer.
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But Augustine was too sincerely religious not to take fright at the tone of artists.
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The distress of this to a man so sincerely religious as Allston may be imagined.
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What I meant was, are they sincerely religious?
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He talked much about Lourdes, where he said the people were sincerely religious, and not hypocritical.
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His parents were not only conscientious people, but sincerely religious, and really desirous of doing good.
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Nevertheless, there are some genuine specimens of good scientists who are sincerely religious in the full, traditional sense.
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Alfred was deeply and sincerely religious, and like David saw the hand of God in all his misfortunes.
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For this purpose it is necessary to state questions which run the risk of startling sincerely religious persons.
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I have seen her at home as much almost as you could do; and then she's so sincerely religious.
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