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Quotes About Sincerity

He was, he realized without any real surprise, quite irrevocably in love with her. Her joy was his; her pain was his. There was no point in further denial—not to himself at least.
~ Mary Balogh
She held out her right hand to him. He took it in his, held it in a firm clasp for a moment, and then raised it to his lips. If he tried to say anything more, he thought, smiling at her, he would surely disgrace himself by weeping.
~ Mary Balogh
It always was well nigh impossible to get any sense out of you, Jack, she said. Have you ever said anything to anyone that you really meant?
~ Mary Balogh
He was no dream lover. He was Jack. And she loved him. And would no longer believe that it was a misplaced love. She loved him. No matter what. For always.
~ Mary Balogh
don't pretend you aren't feeling what you feel. That's how things slide into hell.
~ Mary Doria Russell
I'll take honest arrogance over fake humility any day.
~ Mary Doria Russell
Unless you're like my friend, poet Brooks Haxton (who translates Greek, Latin, French, Hebrew, and German), throwing in three-dollar words will just make you look like a dick.
~ Mary Karr
they won't be false and they won't be true, but hey'll be real.
~ Mary Oliver
En lo que me fue posible, oculté en lo más profundo del corazón la ansiedad que me consumía y acepté con aparente sinceridad todo lo que proponía mi padre, aunque todo aquello no podía servir sino como decorado de mi tragedia.
~ Mary Shelley
Those moral laws on which all human excellence is founded—a love of truth in ourselves, and a sincere sympathy with our fellow-creatures.
~ Mary Shelley
Su simpatía me arrastro fácilmente a hablarle con el lenguaje del corazón, a revelarle el calor abrazador de mi alma y a decirle, con todo el fervor que me animaba, lo gustoso con que sacrificaría fortuna, existencia, hasta esperanza, en aras de mi afán.
~ Mary Shelley.
People are straightforward enough, on the whole, till one starts to look for crooked motives, and then, oh boy, how crooked can they be!
~ Mary Stewart
the one who calls it by its name. To you
~ Mary Stewart
I who had before clothed myself in the bright garb of sincerity must now borrow one of divers colours: it might sit awkwardly at first, but use would enable me to place it in elegant folds, to lie with grace.
~ Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley
Waar eindigde zijn geloof en waar begonnen de komedie en de berekening?
~ Maryse Condé
Flattery and insults raise the same question: what do you want?
~ Mason Cooley
stress the word genuine, because most of the time people can see through a non-genuine compliment based on tone of voice and facial expression.
~ Matt Morris
Whatever your reason is for talking to someone, be sure you are "mostly" honest and genuine because people (especially females) can see through lies. They
~ Matt Morris
She'll be able to sense if you just want to sleep with her, or if you are trying to sell her something, or if you're genuinely a friendly person just looking to meet people. 
~ Matt Morris
They will sense it from a mile away and know if you're full of crap or not
~ Matt Morris
I am not talking about a negative, pessimistic, insulting, or overly sexual version of brutally honest. If
~ Matt Morris
When we're talking about honesty, it's important to be honest with yourself about your feelings and emotions. If
~ Matt Morris
Most of the time it will be non-verbal (strong eye-contact, touching on the shoulder or arm, asking curious questions); on the other hand, be brutally honest if
~ Matt Morris
Compliments (only if you are genuine about it)
~ Matt Morris