Sentence examples for a diligently from inspiring English sources
"Uneven Lies," a diligently researched book, celebrates scores of blacks who have played prominent roles in golf's history since the 1800's.
"Microtrends" is a diligently researched tome chock-full of counterintuitive facts and findings that may radically alter the way you see the present, the future, and your places in both.
And so, on many blocks, a diligently restored house or two will be punctuated by a drearily neglected one, with a waist-high lawn out front and a gutted interior.
There's a diligently neutral tone to the writing in this episode (as there is in Richard Belzer's narration), which renders the scenes even more effective: you're completely on your own when it comes to making sense of the violence committed in the name of justice.
In a diligently reported and informative new book, "The Escape Artists: How Obama's Team Fumbled the Recovery" (Simon & Schuster, Noam Scheiberr, a writer at The New Republic, quotes a conversation, during the transition, between Obama and Timothy Geithner, his choice as Treasury Secretary.
Instead, he found a letter from Herschel to another astronomer with a diligently replicated chart.
I thought one day I'd grow up and be a "proper" writer – scribbling on receipts and napkins, keeping a diary, diligently writing a daily 1,000 words, that sort of thing.
Was this what his chi had ordained for him, this life in which he was like a person diligently acting a bizarre pantomime?
It is hard to think of watchmaking without picturing a white-haired man in glasses bent over a workbench, diligently tinkering away — a Geppetto figure that can seem both reassuring and antiquated.
Born in 1700 as Mary Granville into a minor branch of an aristocratic family, she spent parts of her childhood with an aunt, diligently preparing for a position at court.
Even so, there is something moving about a man diligently poring over the steps to a friendly divorce, penciling in figures to separate his financial assets from his wife's and preparing himself emotionally for singlehood.
