In her first self-portrait en femme, she is "quite excited, curious and happy with herself, like a teenaged girl who has locked herself inside the bathroom in order to covertly and inexpertly, hence all the more earnestly apply her elder sister's makeup".
But if I had to earnestly apply this (increasingly meaningless) phrase, I'd likely settle on the pipeline battle currently playing out on Burnaby Mountain.
In mid-1958, ageage 15, Hendrix acquired his first acoustic guitar, for $5. Hendrix earnestly applied himself, playing the instrument for several hours daily, watching others and getting tips from more experienced guitarists, and listening to blues artists such as Muddy Waters, B.B. King, Howlin' Wolf, and Robert Johnson.
Machine learning is earnestly being applied to automate tasks in medicine — in effect as a medical technology.
President Hamid Karzai called on American-led forces to apply themselves more earnestly to avoiding civilian casualties and to check intelligence reports more carefully before taking offensive action.
How's it apply to you and your husband?" "Well," she begins earnestly, "with us, it has a slightly expanded meaning.
Three law students, two from Georgetown and one from George Washington, spoke earnestly about which part of the Fourteenth Amendment the court should use to apply the Second Amendment to state and local governments.
Bob Elliott, a twenty-nine-year-old Harvard graduate who has worked at Bridgewater for six years, told me earnestly, "Once you understand how the machine works, you have the ability to take that and study and apply it across markets".
Bob Elliott, a twenty-nine-year-old Harvard graduate who has worked at Bridgewater for six years, told me earnestly, "Once you understand how the machine works, you have the ability to take that and study and apply it across markets". It's also the case that in the time I spent at the firm I saw senior people criticizing subordinates but not the reverse.
So I set about gently yet earnestly explaining chaos theory as it applies to New Jersey orchards.
For a year we held big meetings around the country where we earnestly debated what it meant to be a democratic socialist in the modern age, examined the ideas of Gramsci, Marx, Robert Owen, and how these might be applied to the challenges Britain faced.
