Sentence examples for dutiful reading from inspiring English sources

The book's acknowledgments reveal Leimbach's dutiful reading in period accounts.

Mr. Rogé and Mr. Wall offered a dutiful reading of Poulenc's "Elégie" for horn and piano, written in 1957 to honor the British horn player Dennis Brain, who died at 36 that year in a car accident.

A dutiful reading of Mozart's Symphony No. 38 ("Prague") failed to convey the operatic grandeur and vitality of the work, written in 1786 and named after the Bohemian city that welcomed the composer with an enthusiasm that Vienna had not.

Sometimes a president goes through the motions, dutifully reading what aides put before him.

Trudging around the cattle operation, dutifully reading a helpful pamphlet, we labored to keep our children interested.

What a silly idea, I thought, but I dutifully read this book anyway.

Like a schoolgirl on a field trip, Ms. Ronan stopped at the first exhibit and dutifully read the explanatory plaque.

Both President Bush and First Lady Laura sent the newborn congratulatory letters, which Beamer dutifully read on air.

Politicians dutifully read from the script that blamed unregulated Wall Street excesses and angrily vowed to rein them in.

She joined a book club a few years ago and dutifully read the first two books, but was unable to attend either meeting.

After Labour's Scottish executive has dutifully read Murphy's well-intentioned blueprint, they need to listen up and get real.