The images put out under the user name "syrianpresidency" depict the president and his glamorous wife, Asma, earnestly holding the hands of wounded soldiers or civilians, playing with children and in the midst of adoring crowds.
Such a belief, however earnestly and honestly held, does not entitle the believers to be free of contribution to the cost of government, which itself guarantees them the privilege of pursuing their callings without governmental prohibition or interference.
I vividly recall sitting in that room, listening to the machines, earnestly watching the glowing screens like they held the answers I was looking for.
"The more girls swear, the less they will be held in respect by blokes," he earnestly informs us, thanklessly championing the cause of feminism once again.
"Rather than insisting on the removal of the statue, the Japanese government should seriously ask itself why these victims have held their weekly rallies for 20 years, never missing a week, and whether it really cannot find a way to restore the honor these woman so earnestly want".
He merely held Seattle scoreless in the first inning, and Yankee Stadium fans, renowned for their mercilessness, stood and cheered earnestly, a show of tender respect that nearly moved Cone to tears.
That earnestly laid-back vibe will continue through this fall's White Light Festival, a catchall that groups together important concerts with a "spiritual" theme — everything from a Beethoven-Messiaen program given by the Cleveland Orchestra (Nov. 4) to a performance (held in near-total darkness) by the JACK Quartet of Georg Friedrich Haas's String Quartet No. 3 (Nov. 19).
If you're reading a respectable novel or an earnestly hefty historical biography, you hold it upright, in a proud right-angle to the ground.
He holds his beliefs earnestly and truly believes his work is imperative to his community's well-being.
