Sentence examples for earnest commentator from inspiring English sources
An earnest commentator on PBS predictably brought more historical perspective, drawing on the Battle of Antietam in 1862, when more than 4,000 died on American soil.
There are wet, earnest commentators who think Chan should have been played by an Asian actor, conveniently forgetting that Asians were then in short supply in Hollywood, forgetting as well that the issue was not Chan's race but the respect in which he was always held.
"Now the World Cup starts in earnest" say the BBC commentators of next week's semi final.
Some commentators have opined that having such an earnest and successful adviser on his team will give the actor gravitas, one aspect he lacks.
The financial meltdown that commenced in earnest during the autumn of 2008 has led many observers, commentators and regulators to question more closely what it is that private equity and hedge funds actually do.
At one point during the prep session, Gerald F. Seib, the Washington bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal, asked in earnest, "Does anyone have the feeling like we're ganging up on Romney?" Mr. Williams, a commentator for the network, did not miss a beat.
The sight of hundreds of earnest Lib Dem delegates filing in and out of fringe meetings provides great material for sardonic commentators, keen to stereotype the party as a bunch of policy wonks and eccentric enthusiasts.
