Sentence examples for really diligent from inspiring English sources

She is really, really diligent.

Next time, Burress could take down one of his teammates, just dressing for a game, or even a practice, if he were feeling really diligent that week.

Zac was always really diligent," said Susannah, a young mother who did not not give surname, on the school run in Mortlake.

For example, inspectors sent to a council estate in Runcorn ought to get round fairly briskly, unless they're really diligent and go: "We'd better check inside each flat, in case the kitchen is made of panda fur or the toilet's been painted by Picasso.

"Prevention was really diligent in undertaking a lot of research because, even though the F.D.A. doesn't have standards for vitamins, for Prevention to put their name on means they have to be confident," said Debra Joester, a licensing consultant who helped the magazine with its branding strategy.

The fact remains that the LSO has had Gergiev as its figurehead for eight years, and in that period it has very rarely experienced the inspirational best of him on the podium, or received the close attention, what you might call the pastoral care, that a really diligent chief conductor can bring to an orchestra's culture of concert-giving.

"He spent a lot of time with him this winter, really been diligent with him," Rothschild said.

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

Elsewhere he was solid and diligent without really providing Ireland with the punch they needed in the midfield.

"I found him to be incredibly diligent and never really found him in repose.

The service, although didactic, was diligent, and I really appreciated the significant elbow room between tables.