Sentence examples for earnestly on from inspiring English sources

Post-budget, Cameron's Tories have been campaigning earnestly on the issue of rising living costs.

Ms. Rodham skates earnestly on the surface of life, raising more questions than answers.

White began working earnestly on the Double McTwist 1260, and he landed it in winning at Park City, Utah.

Meanwhile, a fifth toiled earnestly on a shaky tower, eliciting oohs and aahs from across the room when it came tumbling down.

Here Mr. Harnoncourt seemed to be reaching for something more, commenting earnestly on music's ability to reach all and wishing the audience a "blessed and peaceful" new year.

Composers tend to heap music earnestly on a libretto and, when enough seems to have been produced, serve up the whole mess eagerly.

It earnestly takes on the dark side of prodigy: a nifty science project, the play makes clear, is a feeble substitute for real emotional courage.

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To deal with the loneliness I couldn't even yet name, I began more earnestly to banter on both my and WD's behalves, commenting on whatever I was reading or the text messages I received or speaking his presumed mind about how I'm not as funny as I think I am (I'm hilarious).

Apart from a hastily introduced rule about not going near their slates or else, Flood and his fellow editors, John Boyle O'Reilly and John Casey, had a pretty strict submissions policy: "All contributions... must be sent to our office not later than Wednesday night; and we wish earnestly to impress on our valued correspondents that 'brevity is the soul of wit.'".

The film, with its elaborately constructed metaphor for pressured adolescent self-identification, and its earnestly humourless take on same, is set in a dystopian future.