Sentence examples for earnest fear from inspiring English sources

But once we get past the whole "Islam is cancer" part of the back and forth, there's a lot of earnest fear beneath the hate of societal collapse.

As the new school year began in earnest, widespread fears of a "rollback" of Title IX enforcement accompanied DeVos's long-awaited policy speech, which was delivered on Thursday, at George Mason University.

Shortly afterwards the Mixed Brigade began quick deployment and defensive manoeuvres in earnest, as fears of invasion grew.

Today, as the conversation around gender equality, reproductive rights and equal pay has been reignited in earnest, these fears are melting away.

So Trump has worked in earnest to create fear and division.

EVER since the euro zone's sovereign-debt crisis began in earnest two years ago, the common fear has been that the sheer bulk of Italy meant it was too big for other countries to bail out, should it sink.A quieter hope was that Italy's size might also save it.

The prospect of a film about Nelson Mandela directed by Clint Eastwood might strike dread into the hearts of many fearing an earnest and over-reverent biopic, but Invictus is instead a surprisingly entertaining sports movie which for the most part follows the conventions of the genre.

As I watch my teenage sons try to sort out the political issues of the day, I fear that their earnest desire to distill "truth" from prepackaged political agendas may soon turn to cynicism, given the lack of original thinking among Democrats and Republicans alike.

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Fears began to mount in earnest on Wall Street that Lehman might founder — and that the government might not ride to the rescue this time.

The New York Times wrote an editorial full of earnest hand-wringing ("There is a lot to fear here") over the way that Literature, this sacred receptacle of Truth, was being tainted by consumerism.