Sentence examples for earnestly recommended from inspiring English sources
"It is earnestly recommended to Mad Tom that he should embark for France and there be naturalized into the regular confusion of democracy," the London Times urged.
A few years later, Ross wrote a staff memo: "I earnestly recommend that we abandon the word understandably, which has been a fad word with us for a good many months and creeps into all sorts of pieces.
Jokes about censorship give way to statements about censorship, as when Mr. Smothers earnestly recommends that people switch to "Bonanza" if they don't like what they're hearing.
Now, I'm earnestly recommending it to you.
Last time I posted this deal, BC2 was on Impulse, and my colleagues were earnestly recommending it to me.
"There is nothing which I would recommend more earnestly to my female readers than the study of history," Hume wrote in "Of the Study of History" (which is why he gave his lady friend Plutarch's Lives, and told her it was a novel).
At press conferences, he came off as a cross between Salvador Dali and Professor Irwin Corey; when a roomful of British reporters earnestly asked the composer of "The Times They Are A-Changin' " if he had any advice for the young, he produced an enormous light bulb and recommended that every person carry one.
