Kohinoor Sahota Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop Philip Roth was mostly seen as an earnestly high-toned young novelist until he published Portnoy's Complaint, and you can still feel his exhilaration at throwing off his inner censor in the pages of his comic masterpiece ("Up society's ass, copper!").
Throughout the 1950s Hopper campaigned earnestly for high-level languages across the United States, and through her public appearances she helped to remove resistance to the idea.
All of them devoted themselves to their principles, which varied, and to the town, but some of them hated each other, so it's not as though they were all earnestly wedded to higher thought at all costs.
She is beyond cute, and makes a disconcerting double act with Cruise: eerily calm, even when she's screaming, in contrast to Tom's earnestly pumped-up high-energy performance.
She even reuses pieces, hitherto considered a faux pas in high society, earnestly recycling outfits as if her pocket money depended on it; a savvy move in money-crunched times.
"The stakes will be high... and we earnestly endeavour to remain prepared for this inevitable transition," said Lader, who was paid £425,000 by WPP last year.
We earnestly wait for your submission of high-quality manuscripts to PEPS.
Nanjing's motto is "Be sincere and hold high aspirations, learn diligently and practice earnestly".
The development of the Fe-metalloids BMGs without any glass-forming metal elements and with high glass-forming ability (GFA) has been earnestly desired from academia to industry, however, has been left unsolved matter over many years.
The Times praised the libretto: "It should... be acknowledged that Mr. Gilbert has earnestly endeavoured to leave familiar grooves and rise to higher things".
As a high school student during the psychedelic Sixties, he earnestly asked classmates to focus long enough to become Young Republicans.
