Sentence examples for so diligent from inspiring English sources

Be so diligent to Make Your Own Luck: make constant effort to accomplish something: "Diligence is the mother of good luck".

They are so diligent that they fill out the forms right after testing a condom.

Now it's suddenly looking easier again — if only security weren't so diligent.

One would wish the league's leadership would be at least so diligent with matters concerning its Arab brothers.

In the 1990 census, not all the enumerators were so diligent; some made up the information instead.

When he told me he'd spent hours each day on the problems, I asked if all his classmates were so diligent.

So how diligent should I be in supervising every minute they are away?

That may be so, although diligent research in the manner of our academic times has produced no evidence that he actually saw the body's recovery.

But the signs of the new adult merchandising drive are already out there, so a diligent and slightly deranged shopper could theoretically end up with a basketful of television-related presents.

At times he seemed to be playing in among the centre-backs, so manically diligent was his covering every time one of United's full-backs took more than 10 paces forward.

Gore has one person like this in his upper echelon of advisers — Leon Fuerth, his foreign-policy aide, who had early training as an engineer, is so precise, diligent, and guarded, speaking not just in perfect sentences but in perfect paragraphs, that he makes his boss look like Jim Carrey.