The earnest Scandanavian design touches.
In 1957, she began her career in earnest by designing a collection of silverware, which was fabricated by the artisans in small, specialist workshops.
The "workload challenge initiative" is one of the achingly earnest policies designed by Nicky Morgan to win over teachers just in time for the general election.
Then, there are times when I scribble these earnest, willful manifestos, designed to pit us again the statistical probability of single-parent failures.
Here is Hokusai's artist credo, "From the time I was 6, I was in the habit of sketching things I saw around me, and around the age of 50, I began to work in earnest, producing numerous designs.
In 1991, he opened Design Corps and began designing in earnest.
Edward Heath was seen in the Design Centre making earnest notes.
She painted street markets and flamenco dances, and began to design clothes in earnest.
After the controversy over Palm Beach County's infamous "butterfly ballot" in 2000, there was a lot of earnest talk about improving ballot design so that voters do not miscast their votes.
The expansion project began in earnest in 1996 with a design competition, but plans by the British architects Benson & Forsyth were threatened in 1998 when Irish conservation groups objected to the demolition of two Georgian houses on the property.
His albums often feature cameos by midlevel R&B talent, and here that means Raheem DeVaughn, likably insipid on "Maker of Love," and the Floacist, full of whispery pretension on "The Midas (This is Why)." What works better by far for Mr. James here are the earnest ballads of his own design, like "You Can Count on Me," which eases the album to a warmly reassuring close.
