For several years, Ms. Callaway has been studiously making herself over from a pop chanteuse into a jazz singer.
But he has studiously avoided making a public commitment to run.
Mr. Dion studiously avoids making serious scientific or archaeological points in these projects.
The Doctor swivels his eyes towards the Daleks and the Cybermen, who all studiously avoid making eye contact with him.
ABC Cocina's Web site studiously avoids making claims that the food is from any particular place — instead, the restaurant is a "modern global exchange," which means that the sizable bar can serve sangria, margaritas, and caipirinhas.
So far, the Justice Department and the White House have studiously avoided making any public comment about the dispute, whose outcome will help determine the telecommunications landscape for the next generation.
Madeleine Albright, the former US secretary of state and Obama campaign fundraiser, observed 18 months ago that "fragmentation does not help" the US and the EU, but serving US diplomats, including the US ambassador to London, Matthew Barzun, have studiously avoided making any direct comment on the issue.
In all of their posturing, Republican lawmakers have studiously avoided making clear to voters what vital government services would be slashed or disappear if they got their way — like investment in cancer research or a sharp reduction in federal meat inspections, or the number of police on the street, or agents that keep the borders secure, or the number of teachers in your kids' schools.
This was perhaps a half-hour into the experience, and I had been studiously obeying the request made to all patrons to keep the mask fixed to my face, despite the clammy trickle of sweat filming my forehead.
But where The Hurt Locker was studiously apolitical, relatively cheaply made and spare to the point of abstract, Green Zone is brazenly political, relatively conventional in storytelling terms, and, by all estimates, pretty expensive – some put the budget as high as $150m.
