"Take some more tea," the March Hare said to Alice, very earnestly.
He speaks softly, with a polite guardedness, fixing you very earnestly with his gaze.
"Carly Rae Jepsen invented gay people," one concert attendee said, very earnestly, after the show.
What about my fucking humanity?" But Art Garfunkel scuppered the joke by speaking earnestly to that very point.
"And tell Pepsel everything that comes into your mind," he wrote very earnestly to his wife, Cosima.
That job would be handled by -- and Bart writes this very earnestly -- "Herb Ross, the esteemed director of 'Funny Girl,' " whose work Bart and Evans agreed was "more accessible".
When Frank found out he had cancer, he asked his oncologist very earnestly if he might still enjoy a Manhattan every now and then.
(Why is a raven like a writing desk?) This exchange was a perennial favorite: "Take some more tea," the March Hare said to Alice, very earnestly.
She tried, very earnestly, with only a hint of self-pity, to remember the last time she'd heard the words "I love you".
Then Lincoln slipped on his glasses, sat on a trunk by a window, and "began to pore over it very earnestly".
