I think maybe because it has enough of an ambience that I could talk about it earnestly with a hot French girl and not die of embarrassment.
If the public engages with it earnestly, it could produce marvellous results.
Even a truly liberal government would find itself shaping the wishes and choices to which it earnestly wants to defer.
It earnestly, if wittily, wants us to enjoy our planes, our hotels, our metro transportation systems.
Seek the truth, and pursue it earnestly.
Be physically active, especially with sports, and do it earnestly.
That struck a chord with Mr. Myhre, who grew up in suburban Denver watching "All in the Family," just because "it was on," and earnestly discussing the latest plot turns on the playground the next Monday, he said.
In a letter written to the Baden Minister of Education in response to the offer of an appointment at Heidelberg after the war, Franck explained that his new allegiance made it impossible to consider returning to Germany: "I took this step, as soon as it was legally possible, not only to free myself from enforced statelessness, but also because I earnestly wanted to create a new homeland here.
And while the film is lively and engaging, it also, in the end, feels a little thin, largely because it is unsure of how earnestly to treat its own lessons about fate, ambition and brotherly love.
ME: Because he was trying — at first it seemed earnestly — to redirect his predominantly black populace to a more empowered place.
