Sentences with word «insincere»

12:04 - Caroline Flint, beside her, looks as insincere as ever.

Scrawled onto music paper the phrase echoes the trite litany of insincere expressions of love.

And without proper governance, empty promises and insincere apologies are all we'll continue to get.

I fear being redundant, and therefore sounding insincere in saying this.

Tell them why you admire them: You needn't gush with insincere praise when explaining why you'd like to work for a company, but intelligent compliments are a staple of effective cover letters.

Such a method seems insincere in the question - asking.

So I think the whole «the evil gov» t is forcing us to have health insurance» is insincere in most cases because most of those making it would never seriously consider not having insurance.

But once your child becomes mature enough to question your motives, she may become sensitive to the effects of insincere praise.

This can be suffocating and appears insincere at times.

Insincere compliments or simply over doing it, on other hand, can stop chemistry in its tracks.

Are you coming across as insincere when praising your students?

Teach your son to value a young woman for her character and personality; and talk with your daughter about how to spot that kind of young man — and how to spot one who's giving insincere flattery.

This got him a few insincere smiles.

➜ Show that you have done your homework, but do not use insincere flattery of the company or the person you are writing to.

«Nobody likes insincere flattery.

Now that I'm close, I've found myself so comfortably enthusiastic about the end product that I don't feel insincere promoting it.

This can be explained by the fact that some dating sites are «bad» and some people that post their profiles at dating on - line services have insincere intentions.

Your customers will be able to tell, and it can make your company look insincere and cold.

But if one uses sincerity as a modifier, as in sincerely desire / believe, and if then insincere belief is not belief, what does sincere belief mean?

Plus, an interview coach will help you avoid common interview mistakes, such as appearing insincere, looking disheveled, or giving off negative energy.

Fortunately, «Shrek 2» has two new characters up its sleeve who liven things up considerably — one a malicious, completely insincere fairy godmother («Absolutely Fabulous»» Jennifer Saunders) who's turned herself into a conglomerate on the Martha Stewart model but is never too busy to do good people an evil turn.

In a second quarter interview with ESPN's Lisa Salters, he gave two answers to two questions in 16 insincere words.

They were using very similar language in a very insincere way, in order to win votes.

Born in 1954, Mr. Oehlen, one of the best artists of Germany's postwar period, is known for his supposedly ironic and insincere approach to painting, but in recent years, especially, his work has conveyed a sublime sense of abandon and freedom — which he has identified as «my subject matter.»

The Minority Chief whip, Mubarak Muntaka, stated after the presentation of the budget in an interview with Citi News that «the most shocking and the most insincere comment of the Finance Minister was when he said they had ended dumsor.»

Actor turned director Tate Taylor proves to be even less adept crafting mystery thrillers than he does insincere period melodrama with his third feature, The Girl on the Train, an adaptation of the bestselling pulp novel by Paula Hawkins.

«I believe strongly that the apology was very insincere.

Nor did he seem defiant or smug or even insincere.

Reconciliation events have acquired a bad reputation of late, it seems, for «stooge reconciliation,» or insincere efforts that have not shown the necessary commitment to mutual respect and comutual respect for truth and desire to move forward into the future together.

superiority - driven backhanded talk - down sign - off line; it is way overused to the point of being automatically phony to the ears of those who have heard it far too often from far too many insincere types.

So stating that one review doesn't give you enough information is a bit insincere since we tend to triangulate our understanding of a release through multiple venues anyhow.

If you want to influence, show a sincere appreciation for the other individual and remember to avoid insincere flattery at all costs.

Actually I've been feeling uncomfortable saying God bless you especially to my fellow believers in church sensing that it becomes shallow and insincere just like a normal greeting or expression because of its repetitive nature.

Stock phases like «Hope you are having a great summer» are not only insincere (why would you, a stranger, care?)

But too often that urge to self - efface can lead us to bragging's evil twin, the humblebrag — cloaking our self - aggrandizement with insincere humility.

Against better judgement, Ms. Wilkie shot off a tweet at Ms. Smith, accusing her of being insincere about caring for young and growing families because she does not have any children.

Nevertheless — and here is the second point — if an alliance is forming, it does not strike me as necessarily insincere.

«Edgy, insincere stuff is losing its edge,» she says, and she's not wrong.

Cook's words might also come off as a little insincere given Apple's willingness to play by the rules of Chinese censors, though the company claims to not really have a choice between complying or losing its market access there.

Martin is such an engaging, physically adept performer that one is willing to suspend one's doubt that a Kansas crowd would ever buy his transparently insincere preacher act.

There was much discussion of insincere voting for 100 %.

Women in this country reject insincere sympathy when it is offered in response to reprehensible victimization undertaken for political gain,» Smyth's statement says.