“The committee wishes to express sincere thanks to all those who supported it and donated prizes.”

“But be careful as it may prove disastrous if the etiquette of sincere criticism is not duly observed!”

“A second consideration is whether a person's intentions are sincere and have been expressed truthfully.”

“She would not mince her words or thoughts and never subscribed to social niceties of polite but fallacious and insincere expressions.”

“He needed Bill's insincere flattery, even though he was only partly swayed by it.”

“I wonder what trinket or snippet of insincere flattery might gladden their hearts.”

“Not only was he handsomer and stronger and more straightforward, he showed a sincerer liking for her.”

“There are no sincerer words in his letters than those which relate to Mrs. Pope.”

“But as her friend he could have wished her a freer and sincerer inspiration.”

“The sincerest smile lit up her face as she welcomed each guest with genuine friendliness and warmth.”

“First, I send my sincerest regards to the friends and family of Mr Luxton, Mr Falloon, and, of course, David Lange.”

“If your sincerest desire is to avoid hurting anybody's feelings, the answer is never to write or say anything controversial.”