Sentence examples for he will assiduously from inspiring English sources

I don't doubt that he will assiduously look after the interests of Minnesota, but he has spent many years thinking and writing about weightier questions than the need for lake subsidies and cheese price supports.

In the days until then, she said, she will assiduously avoid anything that might cause her agitation or angst.

If a listener calls in and Méndez doesn't have the song in his 2,000-plus 2,000-plusection, he'll sealbumassiduously for it during the week and play it the next Sunday.

Knobe said in 2008 that "I hope everybody in the country will assiduously take to the making of suffrage maps, for it is a most effective way to advertise the cause". (Ibid. 224).

On Thursday, he will meet with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, in Vladivostok, a leader whom Mr. Abe has pursued assiduously.

For one thing, he will probably have to revive "the project" of building a long-term relationship with the Liberal Democrats, whom he wooed so assiduously before the last election.

We followed a feckless protagonist as he searched (anxiously though not assiduously) for a thousand pounds he'd lost.

Once he'd lost his own vessel in the waters off Mallorca, Gerald had been effectively marooned" on this small island, seemingly in thrall to his ex-wife, whose presence he's avoided as assiduously as she's avoided his.

Now, unless something entirely unexpected happens in the next few months, he faces the very real threat that the people he has courted so assiduously will humiliate him with a debt downgrade.

While the president did not mention Mr. McCain by name — he has been assiduously neutral and will remain so until there is an official nominee — his call for unity was a foreshadowing.

But honest innuendo and teasing Johnny Foreigner-flouting PC proprieties will endear Johnson to the Tories whose affection he is assiduously cultivating.