That'll learn 'em. 9 | Earnest causes "Like" is obviously inappropriate for deaths, disasters and refugee crises.
In five billion years, the Sun's swan song begins in earnest, causing it to swell up into a huge, ruddy parody of its present self, boiling away our oceans, and changing our planet's orbit.
Though he was not, as promised, schnockered that evening, Mr. Mindel is nevertheless the kind of dyed-in-the-wine bon vivant who has become an endangered species in today's earnest-cause-driven world of entertaining.
The #pissforequality hashtag on Twitter is populated almost entirely with people talking about how stupid women are for falling for the joke, but there doesn't seem to be a single tweet from a woman who peed herself in earnest for the cause (except maybe this one, but even then, the picture looks like a bad Photoshop job).
The #pissforequality hashtag on Twitter is populated almost entirely with people talking about how stupid women are for falling for the joke, but there doesn't seem to be a single tweet from a woman who peed herself in earnest for the cause.
He is earnest, dedicated to a cause, foundation-financed and, to this point, read by a narrow audience.
She rejects claims this is a marketing stunt, insisting Lush is "deadly earnest" about supporting the cause of fair trials, with £10,000 raised in the first week.
While Republican in general politics, he was "an earnest worker in the cause of temperance".
He was, admittedly, an earnest polemicist in the Palestinian cause.
To friends and neighbors, he was an earnest supporter of the Palestinian cause, an affable, white-haired family man who worked as an administrator at a nearby school.
