We listened earnestly, all of us, hoping to understand and to transcend the need to understand.
Alister is surprised if he had not been talking so earnestly he would have noticed the problem.
The doctors were explaining things, earnestly and patiently, but Titania was having trouble following along.
Nuclear weapons, chemical weapons, the missiles to deliver those payloads all have been discussed earnestly.
Mr Netanyahu is earnestly assuring potential rightist renegades that Wye is as good as dead.
He says this earnestly, as if he's describing a guilty pleasure he wishes he could enjoy more.
Many of Saddam Hussein's generals earnestly believed that Iraq had large stockpiles of chemical weapons until the end.
"What I really wanted was something that, if it worked, it would change the world, " he says earnestly.
So selling the rations seems the natural thing to do not, one adds earnestly, that they are given too much.
Hobhouse, has stated more earnestly the ideal of a society in which individuals find fulfillment in a common good.
In my training group, "Nothing new on race day" is our mantra, and it's one to which I've adhered earnestly.
Both the BJP and Congress are now campaigning earnestly in advance of the next two rounds of voting in May.
The tragedy is still discussed earnestly as if it happened yesterday, according to one American part-time resident of the island.
So Mr Abbas is earnestly pondering the prospect of conciliating Hamas and reuniting the two halves of his severed realm.
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The public earnestly puzzled over his theories, elevated him into a cult of genius, and canonized him as a secular saint.
There's no need to be cynical--many of the 20, 000 delegates are earnestly looking to "dialog" about better policymaking and public investment.
They are the bit players so earnestly inept that it is hard to separate what was diabolical from what was merely dumb.
"The Notorious Bettie Page" verges on David Lynch territory, but explored earnestly, with a misplaced belief in the dramatic value of broad-stroke sketches.
The second period wasn't much better, although both Boston and Toronto starting to scrap earnestly for the puck at both ends of the ice.
It would be easy for him to be bitter about his lack of opportunity but instead Bellion speaks earnestly about what he learnt through adversity.
It sounds woolly, but is used earnestly by all three candidates.
"If you didn't care you wouldn't be here, " he said earnestly.
Bachman earnestly defends her argument, but her case ultimately fails to consider the drastic financial implications that such a stunt would have on the two conferences.
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The vast majority of infertility patients are no doubt fierce advocates for the well-being of the child they so earnestly seek to bring into their lives.
If government were earnestly trying to right past wrongs all would be well, but as the cesspool of corruption surrounding Pigford suggests, taxpayers will probably be fleeced.
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"Twenty-five years ago, my friends and I started with nothing but an idea--that we could harness the power of the PC to improve people's lives, " Gates says earnestly.
On two occasions -- in the 1980s, and again at the beginning of this century -- Sioux City earnestly and formally petitioned the Federal Aviation Administration to change the letters.
Now, we can earnestly seek to see these values lived out in our politics and our policies, and we can earnestly disagree on the best way to achieve these values.
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Here he's earnestly ordinary as mild-mannered Walter Sparrow, a pet detective (well, OK, an "animal control officer") who becomes obsessed with a pseudonymous self-published novel, "The Number 23, " by Topsy Kretts.
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