Earnestly, Marshall agrees: 'I'm a miserable little shit really.
All the ads feature "real people" saying what they think about oil companies while Chevron employees earnestly state, "We agree".
In the Nafta negotiations, Clinton and Mickey Kantor, the United States trade representative, earnestly attempted to get Mexico and Canada to agree to set up commissions that would have significant punitive powers.
And they earnestly hope that the Capital of Culture folks agree, although, as Stephen Hetherington, the manager of the bid, admits, it's not clear what criteria the assessors are using, or even whether the government will pay any attention to them.
"Though I do agree with you about stress," I said earnestly.
@Jessica – While I still do not agree with your conclusions, I wanted to start by thanking you for earnestly addressing the argument directly.
They're not on this reality show to promote themselves, which they must agree (or risk banishment) is despicable; they're on the show to "find love," which they must earnestly profess (or risk banishment) is noble.
No Labels -- an organization that earnestly believes that all of America's problems are being caused by a deficit of niceness among Congresscritters -- really wants them to agree to bipartisan seating at the upcoming State Of The Union address.
They agreed, too, that Mr. Bush was earnestly trying to protect them.
11 When Caesar was no more than twelve miles away from the enemy, the deputies returned to him as agreed: they met him on the march, and besought him earnestly not to advance further.
That job would be handled by -- and Bart writes this very earnestly -- "Herb Ross, the esteemed director of 'Funny Girl,' " whose work Bart and Evans agreed was "more accessible".
