Sentence examples for earnestly informed from inspiring English sources
"The hamster goes up and down every day," she earnestly informed Mr. Hyman.
During a new interview in the Radio Times we're earnestly informed: "Tom Bradby wants to make it clear that he is not William's confidant, tennis partner or best friend".
Before leaving the hospital, I received a list of standard precautions, but there was one I had not anticipated: The nurses earnestly informed me that I cannot go skeet shooting!
They went to see Max Ophuls's 1940s romance Letter From An Unknown Woman, then repaired to a nearby pub, where Davies stood up, recited a sonnet and earnestly informed them that they were about to make a film about love and that this was the main thing to keep in mind: that it was first and foremost a film about love.
And David Bowie, we are earnestly informed, is going to appear on stage with the Rolling Stones, giving rise to the flatly horrifying thought that he and Mick Jagger might favour us with their cover version of Dancing in the Street.
The menu earnestly informs diners that "F.I.S.H. uses local organic produce, Hawaiian and ecologically sound fish".
"The more girls swear, the less they will be held in respect by blokes," he earnestly informs us, thanklessly championing the cause of feminism once again.
The company earnestly informs us that "the app gives you remote control access of your machine; monitor your laundry's progress from your upstairs bedroom, while you're cooking dinner or even while you're out running errands".
When you are surrounded by those who honestly believe that the past endlessly repeats — people who name you after your dead ancestors, reread the same book every year, and earnestly inform you that you yourself once stood at Sinai — you are already living in the past, so you don't have to try that hard to be one of those people.
Biden tidily followed up her glaring disconnect from reality with his opinion that global warming was definitely man-made to win the plaudits of the young, the informed and the earnestly concerned legions watching the debate.
