Sentence examples for earnest writing from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of the 1960s, James began his book-writing career in earnest, writing on America, the Arab world, Everest, Venice, Spain, Oxford, Sydney and Hong Kong.

Once Byrne's version of "One Fine Day" was finished, the two began in earnest writing the rest of the tracks.

I've tried to keep things light in this blog, which I hoped would be a vacation from my usual earnest writing on women's issues.

But he also has the earnest writing teacher's habit of spouting off inspirational quotes from the likes of Roland Barthes and Joseph Brodsky.

From Reta's earnest writing workshops, well-meaning advice swapped over coffee and muffins ("this was the early 80's, the great age of muffin"), to the comic figure of her editor, Arthur Springer, seeking to transform popular "women's" fiction into something meatier and more masculine, the novel quietly mocks certain stereotypes and expectations.

With a succinct and earnest writing style, Tamm delivers a coming-of-age story overflowing with heartbreaking and hilarious moments.

Watching the Sunday politics shows on the US networks, and reading the long, earnest write-ups in the newspapers, just confirms that nobody has a clue what the result will be (and certainly not British journalists who have flown in a few days beforehand).

He began preparing in earnest several weeks ago, writing on legal pads, and sought inspiration in his father's letters to his mother and in his own earlier writing.

When I came upon the letters by earnest men writing to my mom that they had a good job and a two-bedroom apartment and were ready to marry, I felt sad.

IN "The Importance of Being Earnest," Oscar Wilde wrote: "All women become like their mothers.

It's the subject of most of the very solemn and earnest books written on boredom.