Sentence examples for studiously free from inspiring English sources
Mr. Wainwright's new record, his first on Red House, a label based in St . Paul is studiously free of novelty fare and is far more unified thematically than his other CD's, which usually veer from humor to introspection.
The 68-year-old president, slightly stooping and studiously uncharismatic, may seem an unlikely free-thinker, but his decision on the Myitsone dam marked him out as quite different from his predecessor, Than Shwe (who now keeps a low profile and is rarely seen in public).
Or, perhaps, they could even dabble in a free-agent market they have studiously avoided this off-season, emerging as the only team not to acquire a single major league free agent since the World Series ended.
Or, worse, you'll just hit on a lecturer when drunk on free departmental wine, be rejected, and have to spend the next three years studiously avoiding them, and never ever taking any of their modules.
But it studiously avoided confronting Buckley's core error of holding that mandatory limits on campaign spending would unconstitutionally limit free speech.
The tiny margin between two candidates who expressed few policy differences on the stump and who studiously avoided the controversies of the past also appeared to reflect an emerging political consensus in favor of free market policies initiated by General Pinochet and then softened by government social welfare policies during the last decade.
They took notes studiously.
He studiously ignores us.
The wording was studiously innocuous.
He was studiously, consciously unpaternal.
