Earnestly used in a sentence

Earnestly in a sentence as an adverb

Here is a video of Jony Ive talking earnestly about it.

No matter how hard we try, or how earnestly we believe in fairies, these things will not be done right.

I am earnestly surprised by the collective HN reaction to this story.

They're just regular folks who are earnestly trying do their best as though they're performing a civic duty.

He does have a valid point in that both the reporter and Mr. Musk may earnestly believe they are telling the truth.

It boils down to being aware of how your actions make other people feel, and when an issue is brought up you consider it earnestly.

Only someone with amazing problem solving skills would be able to do that their first time thinking through this problem so earnestly!

You can easily reach out to hundreds or thousands of people who have already accomplished what you're trying to do and who blog earnestly about their experiences.

Paul may be one of the few politicians to earnestly care about the first issue; but he's yet another tea party whackjob with his head in the sand about the second.

You probably feel like dos equis beer guy but to the interviewer you just have pupils the size of saucers and can't stop feeling the fabric of your clothes really earnestly

I tried earnestly to explain to her that I needed quiet time daily to process my thoughts and that interruptions were lethal to my ability to communicate.

You're making statements like that in a very matter of fact way. Can you please give references?It seems to me like the developers have been earnestly trying to build and improve on Cryptocat and shore up any weaknesses only to be constantly **** on your typical internet crypto experts.

Speaking of promoting misunderstanding, your incorrect characterisation of this amendment as a bill in it's own right has prompted, to date, no fewer than half a dozen people to earnestly speculate that the President will certainly veto the bill - thus defunding the entire Defense Department, rather than just one program - should it pass.