Sentence examples for more dutifully from inspiring English sources

But it also seems more dutifully bound to familiar history and therefore more predictable than the rest of the novel.

The players who are not in Paris think no less of Ballesteros and his legacy in their absence and arguably, through their heightened profiles, spread the European golfing message more dutifully by organising their affairs in a way that produces the best results.

Produced more dutifully than imaginatively, it is an encyclopedic enterprise with overtones of a tribute program, full of earnest self-congratulations. Though limited to variety, drama and comedy programs -- there's no sports, news or Oprah -- this breathless series seems to be scurrying as it covers 60 years of television.

The film has had a mixed reception from critics, with one calling it "more dutifully reverential than revelatory or exciting".

You prioritize differently, repercussions for the disadvantaged are real to you, you tend to work more dutifully, and are often times forced to budget and manage effectively all the time, not just when you actually decide to roll up your sleeves for a few hours a day for show.

But the ovation felt more dutiful than spontaneous.

Despite the heat and humidity of the day — optics to go with atmospherics — Obama seemed more dutiful than alarmed.

It was M.T.A. localism — short-term localism, a quick sprint, rather than the more dutiful long haul.

Certain moments, like an off-balance solo for the sublime Ms. Alexander, felt muddy, more dutiful than necessary.

The applause from the audience after he gave his first conference speech was more dutiful than enthusiastic.

At times the book feels more dutiful than the work of an enthusiast, or even an iconoclast.