Sentence examples for always earnest from inspiring English sources
And yet he has the air of a political Candide — he is always earnest, capable of disappointment but not cynicism.
The tennis that Norman and Gaudenzi played was not always pretty -- there were unforced errors and missed opportunities aplenty -- but it was always earnest.
A promising young singer and songwriter, yet another addition to the swelling ranks of serious (but not always earnest) young men with guitars.
In fact, the phrase has a much more intriguing provenance: Those very words were uttered by Eric Schmidt, the always earnest CEO of Google, in a recent interview with the business channel CNBC.
It's true that Evans's painstaking, often pedantic, always earnest destruction of Irving's historical claims did the most to nail him, not as a brilliant man with some very odd ideas but as a fraud who abused his gifts as a researcher.
Big Junk Food, with its ubiquity and its advertising juggernaut, will always swamp earnest nutritional pamphlets and public-service announcements.
Siddle always looks earnest and whole-hearted but sometimes, to use a common Aussie euphemism he can look "bloody ordinary".
Iowa has fewer delegates than Wisconsin, which votes on Tuesday, and yet there are always many earnest campaign discussions about the merits of ethanol, and never any talk of alternative energy sources made from, say, cheese.
Yet in her acting there is nothing imitative, but always an earnest and successful effort to impersonate the French girl who is rescued from hardship and cruelty by that "very remarkable fellow," Chico.Charles Farrell, who has already been seen in "Old Ironsides" and "The Rough Riders," makes a splendid Chico.
Jillsnextrecord.com is not always as earnest as it sounds: It offered a $500 "Gold" level of donation in which your name was to be sung at the end of the record, but also a cheeky "Gold Doubloons Level": "Exactly like the gold level, but you give me more money".
