All the ads feature "real people" saying what they think about oil companies while Chevron employees earnestly state, "We agree".
Yet Baccalieiri earnestly states, "You ought to build a wall now though, I'm tellin' ya," to which they all nod, with Carmela enthusiastically announcing, "Amen!" With the arc of Italian-American life, from outsider to defender of the status quo, completely depicted, the show is able to properly contextualize several aspects of Italian-American life today.
Coolidge said he originally hoped to reinstate the officers, stating in a telegram to a labor convention, "I earnestly hope that circumstances may arise which will cause the police officers to be reinstated".
Neither of the two leading British philosophers of social liberalism, T.H. Green and L.T. Hobhouse, has stated more earnestly the ideal of a society in which individuals find fulfillment in a common good.Populism and nationalismSome critics call this hard edge of Blair's message social conservatism.
In comparison the publication has hesitated to release the names of the recipients, stating that in their cases: "the public interest case is more complicated and we're still earnestly trying to work through it".
Perhaps other programs or methods would have worked just as well, though, as already stated, Sigma and other Piedmont plants had earnestly engaged in a number of them without comparable results in the past.
Three law students, two from Georgetown and one from George Washington, spoke earnestly about which part of the Fourteenth Amendment the court should use to apply the Second Amendment to state and local governments.
In a press release, Dr. Fisher stated: "Despite all we hear about hooking up and divorce, we now have significant data that shows American singles (including men) are earnestly seeking respect, trust, transparency and commitment in a relationship".
We heard for years how Israel earnestly desired a two-state solution if only there were a credible Palestinian partner.
WHERE will you find classes of young people painstakingly learning the names of America's state capitals, earnestly watching episodes of "Friends" and doggedly trying to distinguish between "unh-unh," meaning no, and "uh-huh," meaning yes?
On the other hand, it is earnestly contended that the state Act viewed as a whole so undermines rights protected and granted by the federal Act and is so hostile to the policy of the federal Act that it should not be allowed to survive.
