Sentence examples for though assiduous from inspiring English sources

Though assiduous in setting forth, year by year, in many short chapters, the facts, from the philosopher's Jutland ancestors and the variant spellings of his family name to the forlorn auction inventory of his bachelor estate, Garff has a voice of his own — an "informal style and conversational tone," to quote his translator.

His knighthood came from a grateful Antiguan government, not Queen Elizabeth.American regulators have been more assiduous, though are still open to charges of foot-dragging.

The label is wrong, though, because he pays assiduous attention to the formal dimensions of his medium.

In the previous year he had entered Parliament and was an assiduous, though silent, supporter of Lord North.

They are less likely to own stocks and shares than Americans, even though some are assiduous savers against a rainy day (three-quarters of all French household financial assets are free from capital risk).

"I have no discipline," Oë claims, "I'm very anarchic", though he is an assiduous member of his swimming club.

(Arcangel avoids the phrase "art world" with assiduous self-consciousness, though it's not clear how much longer he can play the outsider).

Richard III, though softened and cleaned up by assiduous researchers, still limps murderously through the public imagination.

Whether the two images are photographic reproductions of the original picture or hand-painted copies is hard to determine, no matter how closely you study them, though the pieces are clearly made with assiduous care.

Part of the satisfaction of this lively and assiduous history is the discovery that though smallpox is long gone, the debates that swirled around it continue.

She says she is assiduous about keeping the mixture clean, though one look at her kitchen would cast that into serious doubt.