Sentence examples for diligently forgot from inspiring English sources
She also went back to find a refugee camp in which she and other Soviet Jews were housed in Vienna in 1981; its location had been secret, and most other residents had diligently forgot its existence.
For the first two decades after the war, the Soviet Union tried diligently to forget it.
Mr. Lavelle has never forgotten that DC afternoon as he diligently strives toward the production of urban Welll-Being.
But they should be prepared to fight even more diligently on quieter fronts long after the film is forgotten.
Forgotten, because right now, without putting pen diligently to paper every morning, without exercising the citizen's voices we were given, we are living only for the present, unconcerned for a future.
And lest the public forget that, the 34-year-old continues to diligently share photos of Maxwell, 2, and Ace, 1, with her 900,000 Instagram followers.
I won't forget the time in a previous role when I diligently completed the first step outlined in this article.
Practice.The last step is for you to practice your skill, because you can always forget your new skill if you don't practice diligently.
As I watched Edward Hall's diligently directed production of David Lindsay-Abaire's 2006 Pulitzer-winning play, I wished I could forget the screen version because the stage offering is, by contrast, helplessly… well, stagey.
If the judge reprimands your lawyer for forgetting to file something or for filing something late, then you know that your lawyer has not been acting diligently on your behalf.
