Sentence examples for equally industrious from inspiring English sources
Berzelius was equally industrious in disseminating information about his ideas, methods, and results.
Berain coordinated all aspects of scenic decor in an equally industrious way and as a decorative artist dominated French and European taste and costume design.
If these list makers are not equally industrious in naming, say, the 10 worst religious books of the year, that may be due to charity.
Even in his later years, Bach could sound like a town craftsman: "I was obliged to be industrious; whoever is equally industrious will succeed equally well".
His reply to inquires about the secret of his musical success was deliberately opaque: "I was obliged to be industrious; whoever is equally industrious will succeed equally well".Sir John arrives at better answers by closely scrutinising the work.
Human Chain gives us a poet facing the onset of old age and yet there is no sense of diminishment in the work: heart and intellect are allied and equally industrious.
They described her as industrious and unremarkable.
They are perceived as serious, industrious, persistent and exacting.
Society, she said, type-cast her as passive and industrious.
As an editor he was industrious and meticulous.
As a whole we are intelligent, industrious, and conservative.
