Sentence examples for any earnest from inspiring English sources

Any earnest effort at communication, moreover, is regarded with hostility and suspicion.

Jonny Wilkinson's clean cut looks, which would grace any earnest young military officer, have always seemed to match his rigorous self-discipline on the field.

Despite the ostensible premise of "The Simple Life," Paris and Nicole definitely aren't parachuting into the Ozarks to absorb any earnest life lessons.

Nicholls yesterday described Kauto Star as "right as rain" and will now freshen him up for Cheltenham; Denman seems likely to frighten away any earnest opposition in the Aon Chase at Newbury in February.

"Let's not hear any earnest lessons about economic competence from Ed Miliband, the man who forgot to include the deficit in his own conference speech".

After all, this putative warrant dissipates immediately once any earnest doubt is raised (Wright 2000b, yet contrast with Wright 2003 20111).

But this isn't that fake documentary "Borat". It's a real documentary, or at any rate an earnest one: "Before the Music Dies". The interviewer, eager to make a point about the idiocy of popular music, has found these enthusiastic young women outside an Ashlee Simpson concert.

The anguishing deaths of his daughters — Bessan, 20; Mayar, 15; and Aya, 14 — "immunized me against any more suffering," said Dr. Abuelaish, an earnest man of 55.

6.35pm BST "No decision has been made to withhold any aid," Earnest says.

Yes, everything was fine, and it was even nice to be back at work, away from her weekend and her nightmare, in the close clutter of the parish office, where the day was predictable, the tasks manageable — where, in theory at any rate, earnest, hopeful work was taking place all around her.

Clamber into almost any other earnest sports car on the market today and you'll note the difference immediately.