Sentence examples for assiduously sought from inspiring English sources

That service hasn't been the achievement of a grand bargain with the White House, which he has at times assiduously sought.

With a national profile clearly in mind, Mr. Modi has assiduously sought to reinvent himself from a scruffy mascot of Hindu nationalism to a decisive corporate-style administrator.

It was Burnett who introduced him to the vast confederacy of American musicians whose company and contributions Costello has so assiduously sought, and whose lineage he has so studiously absorbed.

Nixon assiduously sought possession of his papers, but the cause was subverted by the library's first director, Hugh Hewitt, who announced that he would screen researchers for partisan compatibility; Bob Woodward, Hewitt said, would not be welcome.

Mr. Greenspan has assiduously sought to prepare investors for a return to higher rates, making a series of minute changes in the wording of Fed statements to signal that a change in policy was gradually drawing near.

And in response to the crisis of the postwar system, Margaret Thatcher assiduously sought to reconstruct a popular Toryism based on championing "the market" and "enterprise" against statist bureaucracy.

David Hearn, the chief executive of Cordiant who had been assiduously seeking to keep the agency company independent or find a buyer that would pay a decent price, said that Cordiant would "have a sound future under the ownership of WPP".

Has there in living memory been a writer whom we (by which I mean the papers, mostly) so assiduously seek out for comment – we task him to review tennis, terrorism, pornography, the state of the nation – and whom we are then so keen to denounce as worthless?

But the more assiduously we seek to put the pain and hard-won lessons of this conflict behind us, the more likely we will be to repeat the same mistakes in the next war.

The chairman's letters were not only a reflection of how assiduously politicians seek television parity, but also how decisive convention exposure on the networks is perceived to be.

In each case, we work assiduously to seek the downfall of a regime in power, and in each case, we presume to know that what would come next would be better should we succeed.