The formalities of greeting were observed as elegantly, and with far more evident sincerity, in Cornificia's house than in Caesar's palace.

Mr. Prattle was at home, and having heard his story, condoled with him upon it with much apparent sincerity.

As an example of this belief, read the manifesto of Professor Eucken, who represents such a large section of German opinion, and note the absolute sincerity of its toneas well as its simplicity.

The extraordinary thing is that in the face of such prevarications as these, which are patent to the whole world, Britain at any moment of serious crisis always comes forward with the air of utmost sincerity and in an almost saintly pose as the champion of political morality!

Perhaps it is to its obvious sincerity of sentiment that it owes its popularity.

There could be no doubting his utter sincerity, and it softened her, as sincerity always softens a woman.

He was now the perfect man of the world, without having lost the frank sincerity which caused you to believe all he said.

I am pleased with his honest sincerity of purpose and his graphic abrupt style.

" I could read only profound sincerity and passionate gratitude in the clear bright eyes, softened by half-suppressed tears, that looked up from where she knelt beside me.

Perhaps more even than from his imaginative strength, it arose from his whole-hearted sincerity, always looking reality straight in the face, always refusing compromise, never hesitating to follow where reason led.

her tone that of intense sincerity.

I speak only of his heroism, his fidelity to his cause, his undoubted sincerity.

" Working with a sad sincerity and with despair in their hearts, this little band of men wrought a work of surpassing importance, and if they did not receive the immediate plaudits of the living generation, their shades can at least solace themselves with the reflection that posterity has acclaimed their work as one of the greatest political achievements of man.

For his infirmities, his friends found an ample counterpoise in the generous sincerity of his nature.

" Although he paid too little attention to the form of his verse, some of his poems have the vitality of an earnest, thoughtful sincerity.

" Struck by his manifest sincerity, the gentleman introduced him next day to a friend who took a warm interest in the temperance cause.

The note of plain direct sincerity which was Page's hallmark never failed to arrest her attention, a little to arouse her wonder, and occasionally, for a reason that she did not like to dwell upon, somewhat to abash her.

Whether it were sage, statesman, or philanthropist, Ernest received these visitors with the gentle sincerity that had characterized him from boyhood, and spoke freely with them of whatever came uppermost, or lay deepest in his heart or their own.

"I should say sincerity, a deep, great, genuine sincerity, is the first characteristic of all men in any way heroic.

In Wordsworth, in Scott, in Keats and Shelley and Byron, in Tennyson and Browning, in Carlyle and Ruskin, came an age of passionate sincerity of protest against the dulness of prosperity.

"I have told you all my affairs with a plain sincerity.

Let our holocaust save theePatrie, Patrie!" An utterance which for tragic sincerity and passion may well compare with the letter of an English officer I printed at the end of England's Effort.

Notwithstanding her violent temper and other unseemly conduct, her affection for him had been so fond and dear, that he undoubtedly returned it with unaffected sincerity; and from many casual and incidental expressions which I have heard him employ concerning her, I am persuaded that his filial love was not at any time even of an ordinary kind.

The man beside her apparently found the contrast between her looks and the heartfelt sincerity of her question too much for him.

Such was that which Germanicus enjoyed, when, the Night before a Battle, desirous of some sincere Mark of the Esteem of his Legions for him, he is described by Tacitus listening in a Disguise to the Discourse of a Soldier, and wrapt up in the Fruition of his Glory, whilst with an undesigned Sincerity they praised his noble and majestick Mien, his Affability, his Valour, Conduct, and Success in War.