Sentence examples for ever more earnest from inspiring English sources
The DPM remained buttoned up and, as ever, more earnest while the PM looked on as if he was sizing up Mr Clegg of the HR department for a promotion.
This was followed by what Denby calls the director's "visionary" stage, beginning with "2001: A Space Odyssey"; the juvenile humor is still present, somewhat, in the later films, but ever more subsumed beneath earnest messaging.
Since his relatively grounded debut collection of stories, Stars of the New Curfew, which brilliantly magicked up the Lagos of his past, his writing has tended to ascend to the ether, his flights getting ever more fanciful, his groping more earnest.
No writer was ever more sardonic about American culture than Twain, and no filmmaker is more earnest than Ken Burns.
But in the years since outsourcing to India began in earnest, the nation has treated those phone calls as a beachhead for the conquest of ever more demanding and sophisticated tasks.
But others were more earnest.
McConnell is more earnest.
A little later, Xuman is more earnest.
Leon is taller and more earnest.
Then his tone became more earnest.
