Sentence examples for an earnest declaration from inspiring English sources

Under the circumstances, this rings of an earnest declaration of purpose or a desperate glimmer of hope.

But you can make an honest and self-aware announcement of your intentions and his, an earnest declaration of your current state of mind.

Like Robert Altman's "Player," "Time Code" is at once a mordant satire of the hypocrisy and self-delusion of the film industry and an earnest declaration of faith in the medium itself.

On 6 March 1970, days after Dohrn's earnest declaration of war, members of a Weatherman cell in New York accidentally detonated a makeshift nail-bomb intended for a non-commissioned officers' ball at Fort Dix, New Jersey.

But given that he has been profitably employed for nearly three years by the house's owner, LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, and on Tuesday accepted the British designer of the year award, his third, from the Prince himself, Mr. McQueen's earnest declaration might just be apple polishing.

I've been completely and willing trapped in the series monster mess of tears, a cheesy fest of earnest declarations, tacky dresses, dramatic falls, and I know I'm not in this alone.

(Sisario) MESHELL NDEGEOCELLO (Friday) With insatiable love for a tight groove and the conscience of a confessional singer-songwriter, this longtime bassist and bandleader uses funk to propel political commentary and earnest declarations like, "I'm just a soul on the planet/Trying to do good, be good, feel good".

Go back through his quotes and, between the earnest declarations of love for making music in the right way, there are signs of a sensitive, anxious soul.

Now Rourke and Pollard were slugging it out to claim the title; but that involved neither earnest declarations of literary intention nor intricate comparisons of imagery.

Chief executives certainly have demanding jobs ― requiring long hours, boorish appearances on CNBC and earnest declarations of their social commitment ― but are these positions 276 times as hard as yours?

IN the first episode of the Fox series "Glee" there are stirring renditions of classic pop songs ("Don't Stop Believing") and funny-but-earnest declarations from angst-ridden high school students.