She has reproduced sections of "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" from a used copy, earnestly annotated by an anonymous reader whose own second-guessing echoes the narrator's.
When spoken out loud, I've noticed the word "Mixologist" always seems to be accompanied by air quotations -- as if the person they're talking to will mistakenly assume they're using it earnestly.
They used to speak earnestly about making their own shoes and beer, but now they're mostly depressed.
Style, in any case, has rarely been the prime motivator for Mr. Metheny, who earnestly uses the word "research" to describe the music-making process.
In Episode 5, leads about sex trafficking and pedophilia emerge, and, though the podcast includes clips of people talking about the ethical injustice of linking gayness with pedophilia, Lindsey earnestly uses the term "homosexual ring," before playing clips of Williams and an old news announcer saying it.
Sadly, I've seen business people earnestly using every single one of them.
She also regularly and earnestly uses words like "hoagie," which we think pretty much speaks for itself.
"That's what R&B used to be," he said earnestly.
"BlackBerry thumb" was a thing suit-wearing business people used to talk about semi-earnestly.
Oh used her opening monologue with Samberg to earnestly acknowledge the importance of representation, saying she took the hosting gig as a way of showing viewers her "face of change".
