Sentence examples for invariably earnest from inspiring English sources
Time as in the postcolonial era (multiple installations or videos of differing pungency and invariably earnest political suasion).
Yes, the hype is a bit much, concede the fans, who then invariably proceed to mount an earnest lecture about how the Potter books and their author, J.K. Rowling, introduced a generation of children to the joy of reading.
"I call them culinary masturbation," he said, referring to what he described as painfully earnest foodie essays or complicated recipes that invariably call for "hand-grown organic yams".
This is not to downgrade the serious - some say over-earnest - side of Loach's work, which invariably deals with the injustice of uncaring capitalism and invokes a properly socialist alternative.
People talk extraordinarily quickly and invariably shout; phones are answered every two minutes in the middle of a serious meeting; earnest conversations are interrupted by the arrival of salesmen and even animals.
Success invariably breeds overconfidence.
chants started in earnest.
Maintenance is invariably slapdash.
