But some teachers and their unions, as well as immigration experts, have questioned how earnestly the schools worked to recruit American workers.
"The investigative team conducted its work in a fair manner and the president-elect answered the questions earnestly and sincerely," said Kim Hak-geun, a special prosecutor, during a news briefing.
Why on earth did we have children?" This was a serious question, earnestly pursued as the evening unfolded.
But while the waiters roasted the project, a group of high school art students (invited to the site by Mr. Baker's company) earnestly questioned Mr. Maltz about his artistic intentions.
But really, Apple probably could have said "Er, yeah, you made a mini-game out of people killing themselves" and few would have earnestly questioned its banishment.
For the quote above is followed by a review of the rules in which the necessity of each is questioned (in some cases earnestly seeking input, it must be said), with the alternative being that the industry self-polices.
The narrator earnestly questions her ability to understand the "inexplicable presence" of the past, especially when the simplest events seem like "the most complicated puzzles".
We do not question what is so earnestly said by counsel for plaintiffs in error in respect to the disagreeable results from the neighborhood of such houses and people; but if the power to prescribe territorial limits exists, the courts cannot say that the limits shall be other than those the legislative body prescribes.
But a Mr Ellison-sanctioned excuse to go off and earnestly report from a local farmer's fair, make prototype podcasts on a four track or crappy fanzines was never questioned.
Understandably, scientists generally behave most earnestly in order to avoid everything that may question their competence and reliability.
Editors there, like those in most newsrooms, struggle earnestly with questions of racial sensitivity.
