The article espoused earnest concern about the challenger's "mental well-being" and "the influence Fury might have on those who look up to him".
More recently there are novels like Joshua Cohen's "Witz," a satirical attack on the kitschification of Jewish experience that can also be read as an earnest concern for the legacy of the Holocaust, as we quickly approach the time when there will no longer be any living witnesses.
Otherwise it really provides a lot more time for Erso herself to speak, and really generally increases the epic feel of the film, with a mounting, symphonic backing track and a lot of earnest concern about the future of the galaxy.
Laura Ingraham told her listeners that she was "beginning to enjoy" the shutdown; she also tweeted out her apparently earnest concern that the closure of a parking lot on federal land meant that "ppl risk their lives pulling off the GW Pkwy".
These examples, and others like them, have been created and shared out of what appears to be an earnest concern about the outrageousness of Trump's political statements, and to sound an alarm about the dangers that his candidacy might pose to the country.
His moms think Laser, played with the right measure of mischief and diffidence by Josh Hutcherson, might be gay, a possibility they handle with the earnest, nonjudgmental concern that their straight counterparts might bring.
If the actor is crazy, the recording angel is sternly sane, and the literary form of the book becomes a perfect metaphor of the way sixties people intentionally made fools of themselves in a state of earnest concern bordering on anguish.
