Quotes About Sincerity

An apology is a simple thing. A few easy words which we hope will correct for our regrettable actions. If accepted, however, an apology is of little worth. It indicates a momentary change of heart. Though not always a lasting one.

I remembered how she had fought against my presence in the past, and how, in secret moments she had opened her heart to me, telling me she knew I wasn't real, but that in many ways, I was more real to her than anything. How I had longed to reveal myself to her at those times. Perhaps I should have.

His faith in me, even if it was only superficial in front of these others, was endearing.

Her response was without artifice, human in its spontaneity.

Avirzah'e bowed in my direction, perhaps a little too extravagantly to be sincere.

We're here because it's honest. I feel like being honest tonight.

This effort to appear dumb—or to put a positive spin on it, to "be a man of the people"—takes a lot of work that in a better world would be unnecessary. You have to really want to be a politician to undertake it.

Their impoverished condition somehow made them very real people. It's hard to be phony when you haven't got anything.

She is just straight all the way up and down, including her nose and mouth and hair.

I always knew I had no small talk, and now I know I've got no big talk either.

I'm passionate about everything, like my family and friends. Anybody I am talkin' to is gonna be bona fide real. There is no substitution for happiness. Period.

If you think of 'Chandelier,' Sia's singing her heart out about all those moments before she got sober, and that's one way to convey emotion and make people hear every word.

I gave up on the delusion that these players enjoy soccer as much as I do, that they play for the love of the game.

You know a dog loves you for who you are; they don't know if you're a soccer player or not. Sometimes people treat you good because you're a footballer or because you're famous, but a dog doesn't know it.

Of course, I always try to integrate my life on social media but I would be the last person to post a random picture just to get likes and just so that I can create some social media feed. For me, a post should have some meaning.

All that social media hyperbole is just so fake.

I'm certainly honest - and I can be socially awkward.

People say keeping it real is a hard thing to do. Keeping it real is easy. Being fake and being soft is hard to do.

High rank and soft manners may not always belong to a true heart.

You can be a namby-pamby leftie, a gun-toting neo-con, or a soft, indecisive moderate. I really don't care. Just don't lie to me.

Something I will point out to everybody in the world, and I am not afraid to say it: these rap guys about as hard as soft butter. That's all there is to it.

I also have a different, softer side, and I want for people to hear that.

I think that I have sold out sometimes.

I've never put out a song that I wasn't completely proud of and that I didn't love. In that sense, I've never felt like I sold out in any way.