Sentence examples for studiously observed from inspiring English sources

Like Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, the Democratic vice presidential candidate, they studiously observed the Sabbath and kept kosher, but the men did not always wear yarmulkes and the women did not always cover their hair.

In the consideration of this romance, the judicious critic cannot but feel that one rule of good writing has been studiously observed.

Later, Moss would suggest that in such moments his life was transformed: "Here is how it happened -- here is where the door opened -- this was the turning point". When Moss was seven, Kate arranged for him to leave school every Thursday afternoon for a matinee at the Alhambra Theater in the Bronx, where he studiously observed many of the great vaudevillians of the day.

Wearing a bowler hat and PVC platform boots, he barely acknowledges her, singing the Eurythmics' Sweet Dreams with a scowl, studiously observing the baying crowd.

These families are not held under any criminal charge and are guilty of no wrongdoing, indeed many had been studiously observing UKBA reporting requirements.

At American medical conferences, many doctors spend more time socializing in the hallways than they do studiously taking notes — a practice that appears to be observed with equal faithfulness by Iraqi doctors.

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.

On Monday, millions of Americans will observe Labor Day by studiously avoiding the trappings of work.

There are those who studiously try to keep up because they think they should.

You will barely notice that the bread is studiously made of sprouted grains and seeds.

The wording was studiously innocuous.