So I think that for them it's it's more sincere.
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There's nothing opportunistic; in fact, it couldn't be more sincere.
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READ: The complete full CNN/ORC poll results The gap was smaller on which candidate appeared more sincere and authentic, though still broke in Clinton's favor, with 249% saying she was more sincere vs.
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Others were more sincere, merely disagreeing with Game Freak's decision making.
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Of course, there's a more sincere side to the song, too.
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You couldn't ask for a more sincere offer of a situational alliance.
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Smiles that had been polite the day before now seemed more sincere.
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With each episode, though, the co-hosts' anti-Semitism sounded more sincere.
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I feel like that's more sincere than most metal stuff I hear nowadays.
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Several newspaper executives say Google's dealings with them seemed more sincere than Facebook's.
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They were much more sincere, and I felt more at ease around them.
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The relationships were arguably even more sincere than on The Bachelor in some cases.
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Others, young and old alike, simply see Corbyn as more sincere than other politicians.
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Finally, China should make more sincere efforts in containing the nuclear ambitions of North Korea.
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It's gotten less shocking and much more sincere, less issues-driven and more character-focused.
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Meanwhile, Wilson was a bit more sincere when she thanked fans for the award on Instagram.
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The administration may hope that dismantling the treaty will lead to a more sincere conversation about security.
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"Online dating was new, and people were much more sincere about dating and less cynical," she said.
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Let's hope that Musk's intention to hit the Falcon Heavy's January 2018 deadline is a bit more sincere.
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Young voters, used to constant commercial hype, see Bernie Sanders (pictured Tuesday) as more sincere than Hillary Clinton.
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The teenagers can talk and interact about topics that are important to them on a more sincere level.
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There's more sincere emotion in those few seconds than there are in entire seasons of King's Landing storylines.
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Through Paula, I've seen more vulnerable sides of people, which has led me to having more sincere friendships.
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Among the spam and work emails which constitute the average inbox, her writing appeared all the more sincere.
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"There's no finer, honest, more sincere person that I know up here, than that guy," Rooney said of Conaway.
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On owned issues, parties appear more sincere and committed to delivering policy and generally focus rhetoric on owned issues.
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"We need to see more sincere and comprehensive efforts," she said, including public-awareness campaigns to educate consumers about waste.
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The majority of users believe that emojis positively impact likability (78%) and credibility (63%), and render positive news more sincere (74%).
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But the more I talked to Force, the more he kept peeling back that onion, revealing a deeper, more sincere core.
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If you can keep that kind of connection with the people you're eating with, you can create a more sincere experience.
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What will you do differently now to convince us you are more mature than Donald Trump, more level-headed, more sincere?
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Pro-Trump figures in conservative media, however, reacted with a more sincere form of outrage at the substance of the deal.
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Whether her mystery will carry her to the top or act as a bridge to something more sincere remains to be seen.
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The silence is unnerving Titanic: Honor and Glory appears to be smarter, or at the very least more sincere, than its contemporaries.
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On her new record, "Melodrama," Lorde has moved on from disillusionment to something more sincere, exploring a chaotic range of emotions and textures.
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Trump's certainly no more sincere in his promises to appoint conservative justices than McCain and Romney were, but voters don't seem to care.
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If Trump actually acknowledged that his comments described sexual assault, he might be forced to make a more sincere apology than he did.
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In another, a group of men bares their bravest faces, masculine and snarling, as their faces distort and reveal a more sincere reality.
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This note seemed more sincere than the usual bland talk of cooperation that follows an election, as if Trump recognizes that he needs help.
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The Devil's Candy is slightly more sincere than its predecessor, but its familiar evocation of heavy-metal devil worship is delivered with a wink.
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Watchers were split on who was more sincere and authentic during the debate, with 153% saying Trump was and 46% seeing Clinton that way.
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It was a great way to pull focus and make a little bit of fun out of Shangela's more sincere and artistically superior dance performance.
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A well-written text or email can express greater confidence, more sincere concern, and stalwart professionalism in a way that slapdash, typo-ridden messages don't.
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All told, it's sort of like a much less treacly and more sincere Macklemore song–no disrespect to Macklemore, as he's evidently a nice person.
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A self-confessed Olympique de Marseille fan, Macron's interest in the beautiful game seems to be more sincere than that of the British political establishment.
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David Hogg is basically telling Fox News host Laura Ingraham to take her apology and shove it ... or, at the very least, make it more sincere.
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But Fantasia finds surprising moments of introspection, and she makes "Give Love on Christmas Day" more sincere than either the Temptations or the Jackson 5 did.
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They might be harder and take longer, but they're a more sincere way to avoid damaging, hurtful incidents like calling the cops on customers of color.
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" Then, after sitting down at his desk, Mr. Fallon made a brief but more sincere set of remarks: "I know today has been a crazy day.
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It's chill and simple enough to do while you're waiting in line at the store or sitting on the train, all while feeling more sincere than Tinder.
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You can watch the video below for a great explanation of Marvel's increasing reliance on bathos and how it undermines the more sincere themes in the MCU.
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"I'm getting sick and tired of everyone making fun of red-haired people," he said, in one of the video's less meme-able and more sincere moments.
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But the understandable desire to end cover-ups has favoured the idea that a bigger inquiry signals a more sincere attempt to get at the truth and learn lessons.
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VinBook celebrates creativity because, in his world, there's nothing more sincere than creating something and allowing yourself to be vulnerable enough to put it into the world to be judged.
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But, it would be naïve to pretend that simply electing more sincere leaders will resolve our challenges at a time when many voters are no longer convinced of conservatism's first principles.
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His taste for the dramatic has caught public attention and his willingness to disturb the status quo has convinced many that his intentions are more sincere than those of his predecessors.
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Though it's tempting to interpret his use of ornate frames as a postmodern nixing of so-called "high" and "low" culture, I suspect his attitude toward framing was more sincere than ironic.
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She sounds utterly convincing when she talks about trying to make YouTube a force for good and seems more sincere than Mr Zuckerberg when it comes to minimising the harm her company causes.
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Johnny Isakson, who resigned last year — bucking the wishes of Georgia's Republican governor and the National Republican Senatorial Committee, but invigorating supporters of the president who view him as a more sincere Trump devotee.
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That style of self-referential humor is well suited to audiences in 2017, but though the Star Wars series also exhibits a goofy sense of humor at times, its ethos is still a bit more sincere.
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I get the first two notes: A flip, semi-dirty joke from a guy whose persona is predicated on not taking himself seriously; and a second, more sincere acknowledgment that he's in the middle of something very serious.
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But in what appeared to be a more sincere moment from the free-wheeling president, Trump indicated to the crowd that the process has been difficult for his family and that he'd be happy to see it conclude.
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To win the nomination this way would produce fury on a scale that far eclipsed the pro-Sanders anger in 2016 and guarantee a strong 2020 showing for Jill Stein's grifter left (if not a more sincere alternative).
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"He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it," longtime host Chris Harrison exclusively tells PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose Viall.
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" Host Chris Harrison told PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose Viall for the position: "He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it.
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"He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it," Harrison exclusively tells PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose 35-year-old Viall.
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A senior Trump administration official on a phone call with reporters said Zarif has been masquerading as one of the more "sincere" and "reasonable" figures in the Iranian government, and signaled these sanctions send the message the White House disagrees.
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"He has just become that perennial, second place guy who wants to find love and is as sincere, if not more sincere, than anybody about finding it," longtime host Chris Harrison previously told PEOPLE of ABC's decision to choose Viall.
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But amid the avalanche of insults between the undefeated Mayweather and McGregor, the mixed martial arts fighter who is a U.F.C. champion and its biggest star, there are more sincere assessments among the bluster of how the fighters are preparing.
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On its face, this was a completely zany thing to say, like most of the things he tweets; but this joke doubled as an indication that Lil Nas was choosing to have fun with what might have been a more sincere, dramatic announcement.
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And despite the litany of evidence suggesting he's more sincere in pushing anti-Semitism than he says, fans are rushing to defend Kjellberg's right to make comedy his way — on a platform that has often turned its head while allowing problematic "shock" humor to flourish.
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"We do not find too many women in the segment we service, even though we would like to hire more women because they are more sincere, there is less attrition and they can multi-task," said Vineet Pandey, who owns Mumbai-based housekeeping firms Kaarya Facilities & Services and Hecqo.com.
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As expected, the female subjects seemed to perceive the judgments coming from the gay man to be more sincere because they knew that he wouldn't have any ulterior motives — whether that meant wooing the subject (which they might suspect of straight men) or competing for the same romantic partner (straight women).
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As expected, the female subjects seemed to perceive the judgments coming from the gay man to be more sincere because they knew that he wouldn't have any ulterior motives—whether that meant wooing the subject (which they might suspect of straight men) or competing for the same romantic partner (straight women).
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" But Clinton sounded distinctly more sincere about the state of play in the campaign at the very beginning of her speech, when she said of Sanders: "Being here with him in New Hampshire, I can't help but reflect how much more enjoyable this election is going to be now that we are on the same side.
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As the Toronto Star's Daniel Dale notes, it's similar to Trump's infamous statement expressing sympathy with the Charlottesville white supremacist marchers, in which he read prepared remarks that directly contradicted his ad-libbed, more sincere comments: Remember the Charlottesville saga: Trump expressed his true views, there was an outcry, he dutifully read a staff-written walk-back statement, then soon after he abandoned the walk-back and even more forcefully expressed his true views.
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Others, such as the influential art historian and critic Niels Lauritz Høyen, who opposed any foreign influence on Danish painting, disapproved of his style, preferring more sincere and sensitive portrayals. He was a professor at the Academy from 1858.
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The song received positive reviews, with Rolling Stones Charles Holmes deeming it a "heart-wrenching portrait of loss", calling it DaBaby's "best song yet", as DaBaby drops his comedically tough facade in favor of a more sincere approach to the song.
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Alternative Press said of the song: "CC's manifestation of honest emotion remains far more sincere than the sub-par mewling of wafer- heads currently wasting oxygen in independently owned coffeehouses."The List On AP: Classic Rock For The Year 2022. AltPress.com. Retrieved on July 9, 2009.
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Because of this, she is no longer attracted to "Captain Cutie", unaware that they are one and the same. She has also taught herself about programming, again implied to have been inspired by Hiro, and uses her new ability to aid the team. She also displays a calmer and more sincere personality.
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Rinuccini returned to Rome, where he wrote an extensive account of his time in Ireland, the Commentarius Rinuccinanus. His account blames personal vainglory and tribal divisions for the Catholic disunity in Ireland. In particular, he blamed the Old English for the eventual Catholic defeat. The Gaelic Irish, he writes, despite being less civilised, are more sincere Catholics.
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In the series 52, Lex Luthor bought the rights to Infinity Inc.'s name from the Pemberton Estate and gave the codename 'Skyman' to a new superhero, named Jacob Colby. Jacob had a relationship with Natasha Irons, and was portrayed as one of the more sincere heroes in Luthor's Infinity Inc. He was later killed and replaced by the shapeshifting Everyman.
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The program led to various toy and merchandising deals. The limited scope of merchandising compared to other contemporaneous animated series led Edlund to express contentment in his character as a "much more sincere proposal."Reber, Deborah Tick Fever Endures: Ben Edlund Talks About the Evolution of Everyone's Favorite Blue Superhero Animation World Magazine, Issue 2.4 (July 1997). Retrieved on 5-16-09.
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Exuberance was replaced by more sincere emotions. Biblical scenes were now derived more often from the New Testament instead of the Old Testament. One of his most famous paintings is The Night Watch, which was completed in 1642, at the peak of Holland's golden age. The painting was commissioned to be hung in the banquet hall of the newly built Kloveniersdoelen (Musketeers' Meeting Hall) in Amsterdam.
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A large, slow-speaking man who always read from a prepared text, he impressed his listeners as being more sincere than a glib, extemporaneous speaker. During his gubernatorial tenure, he cut the state's debt in half and advocated for the conservation of forests. He also oversaw the establishment of the California's first state normal school in San José, later to become San José State University.
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She left that group after being asked to perform more in the style of a 1920s-era flapper, although her tastes ran to more sincere music. Then she moved to New York to perform on stage. Her off-Broadway productions included Heebie Jeebies, Manhattan Music, and Swingtime Canteen. On Broadway (billed as Mary-Cleere Haran), she portrayed Ann Collier in The 1940's Radio Hour (1979).
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Sea Change is the eighth studio album by American musician Beck, released on September 24, 2002 by Geffen Records. Recorded over a two-month period in Los Angeles with producer Nigel Godrich, the album features themes of heartbreak and desolation, solitude, and loneliness. For the album, much of Beck's trademark cryptic and ironic lyrics were replaced by simpler, more sincere lyrical content. He also eschewed the heavy sampling of his previous albums for live instrumentation.
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Let It Be is the third studio album by American rock band The Replacements. It was released on October 2, 1984 by Twin/Tone Records. A post-punk album with coming-of-age themes, Let It Be was recorded by the band after they had grown tired of playing loud and fast exclusively as on their 1983 Hootenanny album; the group decided to write songs that were, according to vocalist Paul Westerberg, "a little more sincere."Azerrad, 2001. p.
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However, an impassioned speech by Lloyd convinces Drama that he should remain with Lloyd who is more sincere and concerned for Drama. At the first Melrose Place 2009 audition, Drama fears rejection and has a mild heart attack and mental breakdown, urinating in his pants. Drama then eventually decides that he is an actor and must redo the audition. He does well at the audition, but he is turned down by the network for being "too old".
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In a November 2014 interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Reznor revealed that he values Oscar trophies above Grammy awards: "When the Oscar [nomination] came up, it felt very different. I can't tell if that's because I'm older or it felt like it's coming from a more sincere pedigree." Reznor and Ross won the Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Music Composition for a Limited Series and were nominated for Outstanding Original Music and Lyrics for their work on the series Watchmen.
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This was a deliberate choice by the show in attempt to give a more sincere representation of the event. Moreover, it can be seen as a challenge and critique of what more traditional news shows failed to include. In this way, satire news can be seen as more informative than other news sources. Notably, research findings released by National Annenberg Election Survey (NAES) concede that followers of satire news are more knowledgeable and consume more news than the general population.
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The song is played by Clapton on a steel-string acoustic guitar. The song is written in the key of F-sharp major. Music historian Marc Roberty describes it as "a very underrated love song" that he finds "far more sincere" than Clapton's more famous love song "Wonderful Tonight." Music critic Scott Floman calls the song "comparatively overlooked" and notes, "[the] simple yet effective ballad featuring Eric's ever-improving singing alongside a lone acoustic guitar, is one of this underrated album’s most underrated efforts".
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Around 217, before Cao Cao left for the Hanzhong Campaign, Cao Zhi sang praises of his father while seeing him off and earned much favour from his father. Cao Pi, feeling uneasy that Cao Zhi had stolen the limelight, turned to Wu Zhi for advice. Wu Zhi instructed Cao Pi to cry while seeing his father off. Cao Pi did so and touched the hearts of many people, who felt that Cao Pi was much more sincere in expressing his emotions as compared to Cao Zhi.
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Danish Helga seems to be more sincere and proper (while still being a slight fanservice - something which also applies for Kaja`s older sister. Fanservice is not used in the Norwegian version). In the Danish version, Helga and Lars end up engaged, while the Norwegian Helga just breaks out and leaves for town. In Denmark, Helga is the daughter of the local sheriff, while she is working as the sheriff´s clerk in the Norwegian version (or actually addressed as "deputy" by the sheriff).
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The inscription reads, (on the south face of the base): THIS VASE WAS ERECTED BY HIS FRIENDS IN MEMORY OF ANDREW JACKSON DOWNING. WHO DIED JULY 28, 1852, AGED 37 YEARS HE WAS BORN AND LIVED, AND DIED UPON THE HUDSON RIVER. HIS LIFE WAS DEVOTED TO THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE NATIONAL TASTE IN RURAL ART, WHICH HE LIVED HAD FULLY ENDOWED HIM. HIS SUCCESS WAS AS GREAT AS HIS GENIUS AND FOR THE DEATH OF FEW PUBLIC MEN WAS PUBLIC GRIEF EVER MORE SINCERE.
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152 The Vatican was placed in a dilemma by this turn of events. If Yohannan's profession of faith was genuine, he might be the Catholic patriarch of Babylon the Vatican had long been hoping for, and his confirmation would be rapidly followed by the adoption of Catholicism by all the villages of the Mosul patriarchate. On the other hand, to confirm Yohannan's election would be to condone the distasteful practice of hereditary succession. There was also the possibility that Yohannan's submission was no more sincere than Ishoyahb's had been two years earlier.
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While he is lying on top of her, Rachel pulls out a razor hidden in a cigarette box and cuts her arm, which seems to intensify her sexual excitement. When the blood drips onto Jonathan's neck, he puts a stop to things. In the following days, Jonathan has therapy sessions with Dr. Figure, and continues to flirt with Rachel, showing a more sincere interest in her. One night out with Toby, after he hot-wired a car Jonathan learns that Toby caused the death of his brother in a car accident.
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It involved the novelization of "a famous fraud case involving two Jewish financiers in the nineteen twenties" which, because of its potential as propaganda, was supported by the government and had eased pressure on him as he worked on other, more sincere projects.Williams, 216. Finding himself incarcerated in a Nazi insane asylum, he used this project as a pretext for obtaining paper and writing materials, saying he had an assignment to fulfill for Goebbels's office. This successfully forestalled more harsh treatment: the insane were regularly subjected to barbarous treatment by the Nazis, including physical abuse, sterilization, and even death.
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As a result, Yuhei is shown as being sensitive about children playing around stairs and other situations where a person's recklessness affects other people. Because of his Koshien obsession, he is initially perceived as cold and uncaring towards people around him. Over the course of the series, as his brother's happy demeanor becomes more sincere, Yuhei comes to enjoy the game more, focusing more on performance than outcome, and making friends among his teammates. During Part Two, he develops a romantic interest in Aoba, and early in Part Three seriously accepts her joking offer of a date.
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Aristotle, Rhetoric, 3.8.5. This was of special importance to orators (and in particular forensic orators) for whom, while the use of rhythmic elements was thought to produce memorable and moving speech, the use of the less obvious paeonic rhythm was thought to help them seem less contrived and thus more sincere, rendering their speech more effective. According to the Roman rhetorician Quintilian: :Above all it is necessary to conceal the care expended upon it so that our rhythms may seem to possess a spontaneous flow, not to have been the result of elaborate search or compulsion.Quintilian, Institutio Oratoria, 9.5.147.
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The protagonist's claimed accreditations, a PhD in mathematics from the Sorbonne and knowledge of computer programming, are conceited fabrications. The punchline of the song, he says, is that "the people in it are not going to make any money". The meaning of the lyric is taken at face value by some listeners, and this subsequent interpretation of the song as a materialistic anthem receives mixed reactions. The satirical interpretation, on the other hand, has cemented the Pet Shop Boys' reputation as ironists to many, to the chagrin of the band as the result is often their more sincere songs being ignored.
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The play received generally mixed to positive reviews. The New York Times praised the more overtly satirical numbers, particularly those related to Reagan's job policies and views on women's rights, but criticized Trudeau's efforts to be more serious, calling them "more sincere than compelling". The Times also criticized the play's portrayal of minorities, calling them "abstractions, not characters." Conversely, the television movie was negatively reviewed, with the Los Angeles Times calling it "incessantly unfunny" and criticizing the show for reusing the same jokes that several other comedians had been using about Reagan for years, without enough original material or insights.
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To cartoonist and critic Pepo Pérez, this is a challenge to readers to understand the characters. In the appendix to the "New Definitive Edition", Brown declares the dialogue is filtered through his memory and likely did not occur as recorded, and that locations and other details are also subject to lapses of memory. To academic Elisabeth El Refaie this transparency on Brown's part is "a deeper and more sincere form of authenticity". Reviewer C. Max Magee found the tone of awkwardness and emotional emptiness comparable to works by contemporaries such as Daniel Clowes and Chris Ware.
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General Motors was quick to respond with all-steel " Turret Tops", and other manufacturers either followed suit or went out of business. In other countries, where gasoline was more expensive and practical considerations were therefore more important than styling, the flattery-by- imitation was even more sincere. Volvo was one of the first to get a smaller copy of the Airflow into production. The Peugeot 202 would become a major sales success (to Chrysler's chagrin), and imitating the Airflow would be the secret of the success of a brand-new venture in the auto business called Toyota.
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Kalnitsky has noted that Blavatsky was very concerned about how modern Theosophy is perceived by the public. She once again reiterates that, from her point of view, Theosophy is not a religion, although it is associated with specific religious, philosophical and scientific conceptions, and hence it can give rise to confusion. Nevertheless, from her point of view, Theosophy is presented not as a religion, but as religion itself. This strong assertion assumes that Theosophy is the expression of more sincere religious feeling and more authoritative knowledge and experience than those provided in existing popular forms of religion.
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Knowing he was proposing for the wrong reasons, Gwen turned him down-- she would not marry him, except for love, and opted to wait for a more sincere proposal. However, their prospective engagement was pushed to the back-burner when Ethan began being the victim of mysterious "accidents," and became determined to learn who was stalking him. With the help of private detective Frank Lomax, he eventually discovered that the stalker was Theresa Lopez-Fitzgerald, the daughter of the Crane family housekeeper Pilar. Theresa's teenage crush on Ethan made her clumsy and accident-prone in his presence.
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The hero of the novel is Gregory Bridgerton, the youngest male and last unmarried sibling in the Bridgerton family. After catching a glimpse of the "breathtakingly perfect curve of her neck" at a house party, Gregory falls immediately in love with the beautiful and extremely sought-after Hermione Watson. After he makes his attraction known, Hermione's best friend, the pretty-but-not-quite-as-attractive Lady Lucinda "Lucy" Abernathy informs him that Hermione is already in love, but with someone unsuitable - her father's secretary. Believing that Gregory is more sincere in his attempts to gain Hermione's favor than her other suitors, Lucy agrees to help him win Hermione's heart.
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Miyori starts school but has difficulty adjusting as she has no idea how to deal with the mix of younger and same age children who are much more sincere and direct than her Tokyo classmates; she also runs afoul of Daisuke, the class clown/bully. Her frustration grows as the forest spirits continue to pester her, and in an attempt to be left alone, finds a fresh spring that's haunted by the ghost of a woman who committed suicide. The ghost shows Miyori that a dam will soon be built, submerging everything. Miyori then uses that information to taunt Daisuke, who insists on going to the spring to find out for himself.
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"The idea is, the more intense and more sincere-seeming the expression of mourning is, the funnier the joke." For example, the "Dicks out for Harambe" meme can be seen as a fake tribute to an incident that would normally engender sincere mourning. As Aja Romano of Vox wrote, "If you were a progressive, the Harambe meme gave you a chance to mock what you viewed as the hypocritical haranguing of the mainstream while avoiding real issues of social justice; and if you were a conservative, the Harambe meme gave you a chance to mock liberal hysteria." One meme is a play on conspiracy theories, such as "Bush did Harambe", a reference to 9/11 conspiracy theories.
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290, 444 before the band re-grouped on the main stage to play older songs with more sincerity. "Where the Streets Have No Name" was accompanied by sped-up video of the group in the desert from The Joshua Trees photo shoot. U2 often finished their set with "Pride (In the Name of Love)" while a clip from Martin Luther King, Jr.'s famed "I've Been to the Mountaintop" speech was played on the video screens. The group was initially unconvinced that the leap from the rest of the show's irony and artifice to something more sincere would be successful, but they thought that it was important to demonstrate that certain ideals were so strong and true that they could be held onto no matter the circumstance.
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In a broader sense, the theme of the serial, especially apparent toward the end, is that of oppressed femininity under the feudal hierarchy. For example, a plot line involves Kong-Wu finding a silk handkerchief with a poem embroidered on it. That poem, expressing the frustration of being trapped in the Forbidden City and the longing for life outside the palace, is later revealed to be written by Consort Yu. Even though Consort Yu has been characterized as power-thirsty and ruthless, the audience gets a glimpse into her deeper, more sincere sentiments. Given these sentiments, the fact that she still eventually chooses to stay behind in the palace shows the extent the Forbidden City, the epitome of the rigorous Chinese feudal system, shackles the women that live within it.
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Keane said of the original plot, "It was a fun, wonderful, witty version and we had a couple of great writers. But in my heart of hearts I believed there was something much more sincere and genuine to get out of the story, so we set it aside and went back to the roots of the original fairy tale." In November 2005, Unbraided was pushed back to a summer 2009 release in order to give Keane "more time to work on the story." According to Ed Catmull, at one point, Eisner himself had proposed using modern-day San Francisco as the initial setting at the start of the film and then somehow transporting the heroine into a fairy tale world, but Keane could not make that idea work.
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C&D; summarized: "The Corvette was a big hit–we expected and thoroughly enjoyed that–but we were surprised at how well it withstood the ordeal...once we recovered from the trip we conceded that we'd developed new respect for a car we'd long regarded as something of a put on. In every sense of the word, our Yukon Corvette proved to be tough and we'd have to say that even the production versions impressed us as coming closer to being real touring cars than we might ever have thought. There's a lot more sincere ring now to our stock answer to the question, Why a Corvette?" Car & Driver-February, March 1976 1977 Corvette Coupe 1977 saw the steering column repositioned closer to the dashboard to allow a more "arms out" position for the driver.
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The Ganges cutting through the Sivalik Hills After 1716, the Mughal emperor Muhammad Shah began a campaign of genocide against Sikhs through his Governor of Lahore, Abdus Samad Khan. His son and, later, successor, Zakariya Khan Bahadur led a standing army dedicated to eliminating Sikhs, executed Sikhs publicly, and offered monetary rewards for the heads of killed Sikhs. The Sikhs "retaliated by killing government functionaries and plundering Mughal posts, arsenals, and treasuries" but could not assemble an army. The persecution of the Mughal Empire forced some Sikhs to abandon the outward signs of their faith, but "the more sincere had to seek a refuge among the recesses of the hills or in the woods to the south of the Sutlej" The Sikhs went into hiding during this period.
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The Qing dynasty scholar Qian Dazhao (錢大昭) expressed suspicion in his book Sanguozhi Bianyi (三國志辨疑; Doubts on Records of the Three Kingdoms). The Later Chu Shi Biao was not part of a collection of writings by Zhuge Liang, and appeared only in Zhang Yan's Mo Ji. Besides, the tone in the Later Chu Shi Biao differs largely from the Former Chu Shi Biao; the latter sounded more coercive while the former appeared more sincere and humble. The latter even included the use of analogies and historical examples in the third paragraph to urge war. It also contains a discrepancy about Zhao Yun's death: Zhao Yun died in 229, but the Later Chu Shi Biao, purportedly written in 228, already mentioned his death.
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The dubious moral stature of many Renovationist leaders – such as Vvedensky (married three times, with many extramarital affairs) or Platonov (a GPU agent and, eventually, an apostate) – certainly tarnished the image of the "Renovationist Church" in the eyes of the faithful. Modern church historians generally regard the Renovationist movement as a deviation from more sincere and well-founded attempts at ecclesiastical reforms in the beginning of the 20th century. While initially the reforms were indeed at the heart of at least some Renovationism, later it was the issue of unending loyalty "at all cost" to the Soviet regime which became the major point of separation. When, eventually, the Patriarchal Church had found ways for some rapprochement with the Soviet power, the raison-d’être for the schism ceased to exist and it went into decline.
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In an essay on the series, Dr. Lars Karl wrote: "In this context, Liberation held special importance": he regarded it as ushering the Brezhnev Stagnation into Soviet cinema, during which "a new conservatism and sharpened censure molded the cinematic image of the war into conventional patterns." Mira and Antonin Liehm also noted that with its focus on the politicians and generals rather than ordinary people, it was "almost reminiscent of the 'Artistic Documentary' period" – the era of the Stalinist epics. Even the splitting of the plot to three lines – leaders' meetings, "huge battle scenes" and parts featuring common people – was a return to that style. Lisa A. Kirshenbaum assessed that in comparison to more sincere Great Patriotic War films, like The Ascent or The Cranes Are Flying, the "heroic, if not kitschy" Liberation conformed to the "Cult of the Great Patriotic War".
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The name of the press comes from Leavis' self-positioning as a literary critic upholding a minority – rather than a mass culture – stance; against an "anything goes" pluralism. Leavis wrote that > The potentialities of human experience in any age are realised by only a > tiny minority, and the important poet is important because he belongs to > this (and has also, of course, the power of communication) ... Almost all of > us live by routine, and are not fully aware of what we feel; or, if that > seems paradoxical, we do not express to ourselves an account of our > possibilities of experience ... The poet is unusually sensitive, unusually > aware, more sincere and more himself than the ordinary man can be. He knows > what he feels and knows what he is interested in. He is a poet because his > interest in his experience is not separable from his interest in words.
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In the first half of the twentieth century his name was no longer cited except by chance, his case dismissed in a few hasty phrases and often scathingly, preferring a livelier form of art, one that was more personal, more "sincere", more "credible", in a word, more "modern" than his, as if this was understood once and for all. Since the years 1960–70, however, there has been a renewal of interest in the art of the "little masters" of the nineteenth century, to which there are more than one "folding away seat of some kind after the official armchair that many among them have occupied at the time of a triumphant academism and towards which certain people attempt to return, since the course of taste is in perpetual motion" (Gérald Schurr, 1979), and the work of Roffiaen is on the way to becoming rehabilitated. A first exhibition was especially dedicated to him at the communal Museum of Ypres, from 5 December 1998 to 4 April 1999.
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In the Romantic age, those who prefer the "authentic" world of the outdoors are usually seen as the more sincere and passionate in their emotions, and in this sense, Darcy's preference for being in his garden at Pemberley or otherwise on the grounds of the estate shows him as a Romantic hero.Sulloway, Alison "The Significance of Gardens and Pastoral Scenes" pages 119-127 from Readings on Pride and Prejudice edited by Clarice Swisher, San Diego: Greenhaven Press, 1999 page 124. The very fact that Elizabeth is impressed by the beauty of Pemberley's gardens, hills, forests, fields, valleys, streams and pastures, which show Darcy's commitment to appreciating the beauty of nature, further underlines the point. Like all of Jane Austen heroes, Darcy wore the standard dress of a Regency gentleman, described as a darkly coloured, double-collared coat over a waistcoat together with breeches and riding boots in the day and a darkly coloured tailcoat, light breeches or dark trousers in the evening.
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He died on 6 December 1718, and was buried in Westminster Abbey. :The inscription on his tomb reads as follows: ::To the Memory of NICHOLAS ROWE Esq: who died in 1718 Aged 45, And of Charlotte his only daughter the wife of Henry Fane Esq; who, inheriting her Father’s Spirit, and Amiable in her own Innocence & Beauty, died in the 22nd year of her age 1739. ::Thy Reliques, Rowe, to this sad Shrine we trust, and near thy Shakespear place thy honour’d Bust, Oh next him skill’ed to draw the tender Tear, For never Heart felt Passion more sincere: To nobler sentiment to fire the Brave. For never Briton more disdain’d a Slave: Peace to the gentle Shade, and endless Rest, Blest in thy Genius, in thy love too blest; And blest, that timely from Our Scene remov’d Thy Soul enjoys that Liberty it lov’d. ::To these, so mourn’d in Death, so lov’d in Life! The childless Parent & the widow’d wife With tears inscribes this monument Stone, That holds their Ashes & expects her own.
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