Mr. Chartrand's personal trajectory mirrored that of Quebec's labor unions, from dutiful allies of the Roman Catholic Church to a militant force that supported Quebec's independence.
And so he writes dutifully about economic trends, changing labor markets, and the uncertain future of America's information economy.
He carried with him an unwieldy and worn catalog of photocopied archival images, an evident labor of love that he would dutifully whip out as a prop at each junction of our tour.
Comedy podcasts began often as labors of love but increasingly feel like dutiful necessities for the young and careerist.
Mr. Khan would dutifully visit their homes, sit with the women and labor to strike up a conversation, but only to please his mother.
But the filmmakers have been, if anything, too dutiful, too careful, and the movie that results from their conscientious, devoted labor illustrates the terrible, paradoxical trap into which well-intentioned literary adaptations so often fall.
Guo A dutifully supports Guo B, because her art pieces, which may take thousands of hours of hand labor, can't pay for themselves.
To the casual observer, Ms. Schenardi's dutiful slicing and rolling and kneading at that front table at Gradisca might seem like an act of forced labor: mommy martyrdom taken to a new extreme.
The dutiful grandson [graphic].
Still, my dutiful single slice of seven-grain bread a day, my weekly ultrasounds and non-stress tests, didn't prevent 36 hours of labor, followed by a C-section.
