Sentence examples for earnest ideas from inspiring English sources

It's of a piece with her book, full of earnest ideas; some (commissioning new operas for the festival in the spirit of Wagner; pairing him with Meyerbeer) blend piquancy with impracticality.

He also showed a wonkish streak, travelling around the state holding rather earnest-sounding "idea-raisers": 100 proposals that emerged from them were subsequently turned into a book.When he arrived in the Senate Mr Rubio was hailed as a future saviour of a Republican Party struggling to appeal to Hispanic voters, on the basis that his parents had left Cuba in 1956.

Ronald Reagan was no intellectual, but he had an earnest faith in ideas and he spent decades working through them.

We must commit to real equity where poor students are exposed to the earnest exchange of ideas.

LISTENING to this music, one begins to realize that De Stijl art motif is less a pretension and more an earnest Midwesterner's idea of an art-school aesthetic.

Earnest dismissed the idea that the meeting would undermine US and European attempts to isolate the Russian leader, arguing that Russia had been significantly weakened by global economic sanctions on the country following the outbreak of war in Ukraine in spring 2014.

In the new movie "AntiTrust," the Bill Gatesian character played by Tim Robbins keeps his empire in trim by monitoring the ideas of earnest programmers and stealing whatever he needs.

The legendary Dr. J. came to the San Mateo YMCA, where the 30 or so EA employees tried to convince him to endorse a game to be published by some earnest kids with big ideas, small revenues, and bricks for free throws.

She finally ended up as a 2012 resident at Eyebeam, where she began developing her ideas in earnest after taking several introductory crash courses in genomics that taught her the basics of analyzing sequenced DNA.

But it was the X Challenge that provided the incentive to explore the idea in earnest.

But admen are among the first to embrace the idea in earnest.