Sentence examples for quite diligent from inspiring English sources

Beat! Drums!" "We were really being quite diligent in avoiding any possibility of misinterpretation," Mr. Wachner said.

While patients with acutely life-threatening conditions such as cancer and HIV are understandably quite diligent about their medicines, many of us tend to be more cavalier, especially if the condition seems relatively unobtrusive, such as high blood pressure or low bone density.

How, I asked myself, could he, a student who was quite diligent, have put an apostrophe between "11" and "th"?

I may not have, but I have now become quite diligent, so that's OK, but I think it might have helped to have had something like that when I was less diligent (FG2, F1) So we can do it at home.

Russia, an ageing team in their third game in nine days with their own chances of progress slim, may not be quite as diligent in snuffing him out.

In the UK they do, but not every country is quite that diligent, and certainly not necessarily to the level of detail required to physically locate a miscreant.

But the thing that really throws me here, is all the instances that we, as a society, ARE actually quite incredibly diligent searchers of truth.

In a telephone interview responding to the issue, Mr. Gooding said, "Ferrari has been diligent and quite vigilant about protecting what is one of the greatest brands in the world.

However, this is not particular to the Safe Harbor Framework, as international conferences almost always present the same practical challenges, and quite often can be addressed by diligent planning, including the provision of competent interpreters and state-of-the-art technology.

But not even the most diligent, scientifically minded foresters could quite strip these trees of all of their wildness.

Having a personality that doesn't quite match the boss's can often work against an otherwise diligent employee through no fault of their own.