Sentence examples for earnest responsibility from inspiring English sources

The earnest responsibility and piety in the faces of the saints and nobility depicted in Flemish art is very touching and the world that surrounds them is painted with enchanting freshness.

Although rural contractors in Xinjian might not realize that they were endued with such earnest responsibilities, the policy would guide them along this orientation.

Obligation, earnest attention, documentary responsibility - fine.

Right now, Hollywood is full of an earnest sense of responsibility in this time of need.

For all his earnest attempts to take responsibility for Polish music following national independence in 1918 (first as director of the conservatory; then rector of the newly founded state academy), he was rebuffed by the political and cultural status quo.

It tells the story of a group of women who – with the possible exception of designated sass-merchant Maggie Ryan (the name denoting Irish descent, unless I'm very much mistaken, and explaining that fiery temperament) – are apparently consumed by the earnest joy and weighty responsibility of being Pan American stewardesses.

( Midgette) 'MANIC FLIGHT REACTION' Sarah Schulman's intermittently zingy play is an awkward mixture of cultural satire and earnest psychodrama about love and responsibility.

(Jefferson) 'MANIC FLIGHT REACTION' Sarah Schulman's intermittently zingy play is an awkward mixture of cultural satire and earnest psychodrama about love and responsibility.

Searching for a middle ground could prove a futile task unless Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras begins to demonstrate fiscal responsibility and the earnest implementation of overdue structural reforms, particularly in the public sector.

Earnest repeatedly sought to shift all responsibility for the email controversy to Clinton's team and State Department officials, stressing that Obama's own emails were "properly maintained" in line with presidential records laws.

Needless to say, this in no way exempts the Palestinians from fulfilling their own responsibility in negotiating in earnest and making the required concessions, however painful, with the objective of reaching an agreement.