Sentence examples for earnestly study from inspiring English sources

And what could be funnier than watching said virgin earnestly study each product's list of features for water resistance, battery life, noise factor, shape, size and heft?

The Chinese government said it would "earnestly study" Pope John Paul II's plea this week for diplomatic ties but gave no indication of a breakthrough, repeating conditions that have long bedeviled relations.

He knows that few people can claim his expertise: while countless writers of novels, movies and television series have wantonly plumbed the mystique of the Mafia, he has actually, honestly and earnestly studied it.

There is nothing overtly religious in his fears – in fact his godfearing father-in-law pointedly remarks on Curtis's absence from church – and at the same time as all this, Curtis earnestly studies books on mental illness and sees a psychiatric counsellor.

I observed rapt crowds of young German women earnestly studying films about racial unrest in the British Midlands and video testimonials by a Lebanese man who recounts his fears and (of all things) sexual impulses while being held hostage in Beirut along with several Americans in 1985.

For much of his adult life, Gandhi earnestly studied the religions of the world.

Many atheists and agnostics come to their disbelief only after earnestly studying religion and thoughtfully dialoging with believers.

After writing two works on Roman civil law (1847 and 1848), he traveled to Italy and Greece and began earnestly to study the symbolism of ancient tombs, thereby gaining significant insights into early forms of human life, law, and religion.

The absolute worst, the gassiest, most morally and aesthetically bankrupt, the most earnestly and emptily studied and worshipped. . .

The absolute worst, the gassiest, most morally and aesthetically bankrupt, the most earnestly and emptily studied and worshipped . . .

Then he would alternately study himself earnestly, frowning, smiling, adjusting his tie, etc.