Sentence examples for full of earnest from inspiring English sources

The scene suggested a messy utopia, full of earnest intention but free of a targeted objective.

Remember collegiate rock, full of earnest sentiments set to brawny, slightly off-center folk-rock guitar riffs?

But tonight, Mr. Fox was formal and full of earnest reflections about the magnitude of Mexico's needs.

The New York Times wrote an editorial full of earnest hand-wringing ("There is a lot to fear here") over the way that Literature, this sacred receptacle of Truth, was being tainted by consumerism.

Polls confirm that Paul does best among young people, but his rallies are also full of earnest older voters, alarmed at the changes in the country they thought they knew and angry at the powerful bureaucrats who rig the system.

"Dinner-table conversations," Bonnie thinks, "were full of information, not always accurate, and full of earnest misquotations; the boys' manners if not always perfect were adequate, and the dining-room mirror obediently reflected them all".

Right now, Hollywood is full of an earnest sense of responsibility in this time of need.

The first part of the book is full of admirably earnest attempts to understand his evangelical interlocutors.

Many of the young people reminded me of my own childhood, full of curious, earnest kids who weren't especially concerned with cool, or aware of it.

But as journalists such as Andrew Grice (here) and Paul Mason (here) report, inside it was full of young, earnest, welcoming activists seemingly with no interest in becoming the next Derek Hatton.

Hillary Clinton's statement sounds as if it were written by a serious and slightly old-fashioned Reform rabbi, full of the spirit of earnest liberal advocacy.