Sentence examples for earnestly examining from inspiring English sources
Shop-window mannequins got up in conical hats, feet encased in rainbow socks and Birkenstocks (fascist hippies), robes embroidered with Smiley badges (fascist Christians, or Californians, or clubbers… take your pick), they are surrogate visitors, earnestly examining the art.
Further, hospitals are earnestly examining their discharge processes and implementing quality improvement programmes aimed at preparing patients and families to manage health condition(s) beyond the hospital.
** It makes an uneasy mix: the date and the address are exact, the assassination's motivation is farcical, and the Almighty's alleged fondness for bloody Presidents needs to be more earnestly examined.
It makes an uneasy mix: the date and the address are exact, the assassination's motivation is farcical, and the Almighty's alleged fondness for bloody Presidents needs to be more earnestly examined.
In a recent issue of The Weekly Standard, for instance, one article tried to pin Lindh's defection to the Taliban on the alleged homosexuality of his father (while carefully ignoring the boy's Catholic background) while another tried earnestly to examine Hanssen's defection to the Soviet Union by focusing on his Catholicism.
It's much rarer for a book to earnestly, thoroughly explore the country's shifts beyond simply pinning them on the president, and Merlan's Republic of Lies promises to do just that for the rise of conspiracy theories, examining their history in the country, the conditions that allow them to take hold and how they shape our society.
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.
"No," Shields replied earnestly.
