Sentence examples for whose earnestness from inspiring English sources
The only sympathetic character is Abdul, at least as played by Mr. Okulitch, whose earnestness and robust, warm singing lent a little depth to this conceit of a character, a self-aware man pretending to be the noble savage.
Mr. Reeve worked the tonal changes with similar ease, delivering a superhero whose earnestness was strategically offset by his fumbling, bumbling, all-too-human twin, who was just the ticket for the post-Watergate, pre-Indiana Jones moment.
Wendy's Loses Its Father 01.08.02 Dave Thomas, whose earnestness made fast food palatable to adults, died at 69.
He meets a young, left-wing journalist, Owen, whose earnestness is matched only by his sex drive.
Chubz: The Demonization of My Working Arse is Huw Lemmey's story of a young man, Andy Chubz Wilsonon, who spends a long, hot summer unemployed and fucking around the city via Grindr – and meets a young, left-wing journalist, Owen, whose earnestness is matched only by his sex drive.
His rival, Jan the Second (Erik Altemus, whose deadpan earnestness is pitch-perfect), argues for change and freedom, to expand the ranks.
They describe him as an intellectual with an eclectic worldview, a millionaire philosopher whose public earnestness belies a wry sense of humor.
"The Phantom Menace" was depressing, perhaps because of the centrality of the child Anakin Skywalker (Jake Lloyd), whose perky earnestness in a holy cause makes the movie feel like a homiletic children's broadcast.
"Moondagger" (Ghostly International), the first Deastro album with a full band after several self-recorded odds-and-ends releases, is redolent of 1980s bands (Alphaville, Erasure, early Depeche Mode) whose lyrical earnestness was somehow enhanced by frosty, forceful, artificial arrangements.
And she brings out a natural warmth in Gosling, whose droopy hangdog earnestness is never more winning than when he's playing a guy who just isn't very bright.
His account of his rise from reporter at a small New England newspaper to columnist for The Times has the earnestness of a man whose father read the newspaper every day.
