Sentence examples for looking diligently from inspiring English sources

A divorced father, he spent three months looking diligently for a job but found nothing, eventually making his way to Norway and the Netherlands to find work before returning home when his father died.

He's been looking diligently since before he graduated.

A student looks diligently up at his teacher and then down at an exercise book filled with rows of letters.

As he slips into first, he looks diligently in both directions, even though it's a one-way flow northward; he knows that pedestrians could be coming from either direction.

To ensure this does not deter people from finding new jobs, the Danes oblige the unemployed to be trained and to look diligently for work.The European Union is urging its members to follow the "flexicurity" model.

A great American political scientist, Woodrow Wilson, wrote in 1885 that the "proper duty of a representative body [is] to look diligently into every affair of government and to talk much about what it sees...The informing function of Congress is to be preferred even to its legislative function".

"Now they just have to look more diligently to find work".

The important consideration here is that everything these superior minds approved of in the foreign art film they also looked for diligently in the American industrial product, and were touchingly glad to find any signs of its flowering.

They hoped to find jobs once they had a little more time to look more diligently.

"People have been diligently looking for it for 50 years".

She had been very helpful, tapping away diligently, looking for my name and the electronic ticket that I insisted would be attached to it.