He also likes to work with powerful, detailed and diligent women, like Christina Aguilera, because of the values instilled in him by his aunt and grandma through the years.
Healthy adults trust that organs will continue doing what they should like diligent workers in need of minimal supervision.
But even a diligent student like me failed the test.
Deputy superintendent Toby Romer, explains that the teachers in this case are focused on "worse-case scenarios"; by dismissing the alternative school as too dangerous, he explains, they have ruled-out any possibility of it working for diligent students like her.
They may not be as diligent as you would like them to be, or as focused on work that is more important to you than it is to them at this transitional time of their lives.
Students should imagine what it will be like for their recommendation letters to include words like "curious," "mature," "good-natured," and "perceptive" rather than words like "diligent," "ambitious," or, worst of all, "capable".
Others are breathtaking in their obviousness, like diligent hand-washing.
Beneath the hunter crawled diligent ants, burdened like respectable little people with heavy loads for their households.
In the most moving section of her retrospective, L.E.D. lights illuminate her route around the museum's Panorama of the City of New York, like diligent fireflies.
On all measures, the growing churches "held more firmly to the traditional beliefs of Christianity and were more diligent in things like prayer and Bible reading," Haskell said.
