Sentence examples for dutiful lot from inspiring English sources
CLUNKY cogs in the propaganda machine, communist journalists in eastern Europe were a dreary and dutiful lot.
These are reinforced or augmented by Powell drawing on Zachary Leader's vast Life of Kingsley Amis, Elizabeth Jane Howard's Slipstream: A Memoir and a lot of dutifully referenced other stuff.
It also seemed less passionate, more dutiful and far wealthier: there were a lot of late-model luxury cars in the parking lot.
Still, in some ways the scene was business as usual, with a parade of Fox employees dutifully driving their Priuses onto the lot to start anotherday.
Ms. Curtin is at her best when Cy is quiet and offhand, but she spends a lot of her time yelling and dutifully delivering exposition.
The golf press is a uniformly obedient lot that rarely bites its feeders, dutifully promoting personalities and products, often with a cocked eye and an open hand.
But I realized, sitting among dutiful Northwestern fans, that I could have done a lot worse.
I imagine we could find one in October at Chowderfest, a huge tasting and competition so important to the community that the empty lot in which it is held is dutifully noted on the local tourist map.
That's a lot to synthesize, and he can be too dutiful in giving equal time.
Although we often pretend that experiments settle the truth for us — that we are mere passive observers, dutifully recording the facts — the reality of science is a lot messier.
