The narrator earnestly questions her ability to understand the "inexplicable presence" of the past, especially when the simplest events seem like "the most complicated puzzles".
But some teachers and their unions, as well as immigration experts, have questioned how earnestly the schools worked to recruit American workers.
Editors there, like those in most newsrooms, struggle earnestly with questions of racial sensitivity.
Perhaps that is reason enough to consider earnestly the question at the heart of those bets: How, exactly, could Floyd Mayweather lose?
We cannot trust the Congress to legislate earnestly on questions of race, Mr Scalia implied, because senators and representatives feel bound to uphold "racial entitlements" that their forebears have enacted.
Wearing jeans and collared shirts, he often stood at the center of a circle of metal folding chairs with his hands on his hips, his head tilted slightly as he listened earnestly to questions.
For the quote above is followed by a review of the rules in which the necessity of each is questioned (in some cases earnestly seeking input, it must be said), with the alternative being that the industry self-polices.
But a Mr Ellison-sanctioned excuse to go off and earnestly report from a local farmer's fair, make prototype podcasts on a four track or crappy fanzines was never questioned.
Mr. Bayh earnestly dodged the question for a moment, before finally responding: "Is this a little bit like David and Goliath?
