Sentence examples for earnest group from inspiring English sources
Many on the crew — a largely young and earnest group of the partners' friends — had learned most of their skills on this job.
They're a fresh, earnest group based in Sheffield who already have slots at Reading/Leeds and the Isle of Wight Festival under their belts.
Each artist played a short set, and the show closed with an earnest group sing-along to Woody Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land".
The jangly, earnest group has called its fifth album "Wake Up and Smell the Coffee" (UNI/MCA), and when Dolores O'Riordan wails the title phrase, it's hard to believe she's not making fun of herself.
The Lumineers, as Jon Pareles noted, bring their earnest group chants and woeful melodies out into the crowd; I was also impressed at how the band was able to make this sepia-toned music in a church without seeming too overshadowed by the example of Arcade Fire.
And after all this time, we're left with earnest groups like the Westport Green Energy Task Force doing their best to get neighbors to be sure to regularly change their cars' oil filters and take shorter showers?
In Britain, small earnest groups such as the Kindred of the Kibbo Kift and the Woodcraft Folk offered contact with nature, loyalty to the collective and the occasional wearing of uniforms as alternatives to the more instant pleasures being imported from across the Atlantic.
B&N says it is looking at the options; until then, it seems, the Kindle will endure, as will this admirably earnest Facebook group: "Bring Barnes and Noble's Nook eBook Reader to Europe and the rest of the world!" Can anyone explain why B&N would have a "rights issue" that Amazon has been able to solve?
After all the talk about the impact of independent groups on this year's midterm elections, the debate over at least one important question can now begin in earnest: Which groups were the most effective?
Since they began advertising in earnest several weeks ago, groups like Restore Our Future have spent millions of dollars in the early primary states, rivaling and in some cases surpassing the spending of the candidates they support.
