"Was it to be tried in earnest?" These doubts brought Higginson to "the point of infinite anxiety".
As a driver, especially at speed, the Maybach maintains earnest grip, no doubt.
What began as a no doubt earnest effort to hammer out fixes for the most egregious and tenaciously unpopular aspects via committee, has instead produced legislation that makes the voucher inequities even worse by recommending an overall increase in landowner tags, at the same time failing to eliminate the vulgar public lands inclusion.
The Patriot Act justified broader domestic surveillance, the logic being that if government agents knew more about each American, they could distinguish the terrorists from law-abiding citizens -- no doubt an earnest impulse shared by small-town police and federal agents alike.
Doubt is busy, earnest electro-pop with pleasant echoes of Electronic, and is the only single this week during which I didn't stop to make a cup of tea.
And this is not to lay all the ills of society at the doors of marquee journalists striking out on their own: no doubt there are earnest intentions to produce good work.
But my standing, thanks to my modest prosperity and education, means that I shall have to humor Barney, and no doubt my most earnest cautions about the forty-year age gap between Barney and my mother will be flung back in my face, Szabo thought.
I don't doubt that he is earnest.
At the start of "Doubt," Father Flynn, the earnest central figure in John Patrick Shanley's play, begins a sermon by asking: "What do you do when you're not sure?" At the play's end, Sister Aloysius, his nemesis, has been reduced to tears, sobbing: "I have such doubts; I have such doubts".
There's no doubt that Flake is earnest in his beliefs when it comes to Trump.
