The New Yorker, August 8 , 1925P. 3 Possibly new: 2 golfers reach green of blind 200 yard hole, earnestly putting, when over hill comes third ball.
As Cole earnestly puts it: "I came from reality TV, but I'm not that person who got famous from Big Brother, and that's all my life is about.
While most commentators were earnestly analyzing Howard Dean's scream, Mr. Maher shrewdly and seriously put it in perspective.
And we occasionally get families of some of these unsung heroes who are not conversant in dealing with the press who will say very earnestly, "Please put in 'He died surrounded by everyone he loved,'" and you just kind of say "uh-huh" politely and of course you know that's going to go right on the cutting-room floor.
"We hope that the Japanese side can earnestly take effective steps to put an end to the negative impact of the after-effects of the Fukushima nuclear accident," China's Foreign Ministry said in a statement faxed to Reuters in Beijing.
Put this way, it sounds so earnestly wholesome.
"I like to put on a show," he explained earnestly (in perfect English, incidentally, although he at times slipped into fluent Spanish when searching for a word, rather than his native French).
That brought Selig to his earnestly repeated mantra: he cannot expand revenue sharing or put a salary cap into effect without the approval of the players' union.
Over coffee in a saloonlike booth with wood paneling and green leather banquettes, the two men talked earnestly about Mr. de Blasio's plan for, as he put it, "a more activist and aggressive government".
"I'm not just poor at the shot put, I'm really, really bad," she says earnestly.
