A young, earnest priest was alone in the sanctuary save for two souls who attended his Mass.
With him she lived in Paris, and en poste in Sofia, Berne, New York and Los Angeles, and started to journey in earnest - and largely alone.
I Went Too Far's only downside is that I haven't felt anything in six years, so I can't truly relate to something with this level of earnest emotion, let alone the kind that reduces someone to sadface acting to camera in a music video.
Earnest was hardly alone in its struggles to turn the business of lending to a younger, more educated demographic, into a sustainable business.
Although the ending feels rushed and overly ambiguous, Krusoe's darkly sardonic yet somehow earnest voice is reason alone to pick up this book.
Joe And Jake are flying the flag for the UK with their earnest strumalong You're Not Alone, which – whisper it – might actually be a bit of a dark horse… Soul When Roy Williams first began researching his new play on the death of Marvin Gaye, he was a massive fan of the music but had limited knowledge of the soul giant's traumatic life.
Two of the most promising include Sofi and Earnest, but they are hardly alone.
As a species, we are still far from organizing ourselves around this particular threat, let alone tackling it in earnest by joining all our forces.
Good design was hailed as a solution to consumer inertia: "The appeal of efficiency alone is nearly ended," the adman Earnest Elmo Calkins wrote in a 1927 essay, "Beauty the New Business Tool".
But as investigators sought to confirm that Mohammed Merah acted alone, as he claimed, politics began in earnest again.
