Sentence examples for would earnestly from inspiring English sources

He added, "It clearly should result in a significant change in prosecution policy, and one would earnestly hope in the attitude of many pediatricians".

His taste wasn't undemanding, and so he found a lot to disappoint him, but he was very democratic and would earnestly discuss the comparative virtues of all sorts of movies that even the reviewers didn't bother to take seriously.

The Chinese government said it would "earnestly study" Pope John Paul II's plea this week for diplomatic ties but gave no indication of a breakthrough, repeating conditions that have long bedeviled relations.

In the middle of press conferences, reporters would earnestly ask him about solving the Palestine problem, or if he could have a quiet word with Moscow about President Ronald Reagan's star wars programme.

Even as the whistle-clean former Knick and former senator amazed the so-called experts with his extraordinary fund-raising ability, he would earnestly lecture voters on the evils of harvesting so much cash.

The actual purpose of her email, I assumed (correctly), was to gain contact information for the Thai dealer from whom Schopenhauer ordered his giant Xanax; in exchange, I sensed, Mouly would earnestly commission me to draw the cover of an issue of The New Yorker.Within minutes I emailed Mouly the Thai dealer's email address and began to draft my submission in Photoshop.

Was there anywhere else on earth where the poorest of the poor, the loneliest immigrants, would so earnestly declare their faith in the grand dream that was their city?

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.

This resulted in an official announcement by Hương and Khánh three days later, in which the military again reiterated their commitment to civilian rule through an elected legislature and a new constitution, and that "all genuine patriots" would be "earnestly assembled" to collaborate in making a plan to defeat the communists.

"Is this good?" asked Mr. McCartney, holding up a small ball he'd been earnestly working with his thumb.

We expected that our campaign, with the support it has received, would be addressed earnestly by the administration.