Sentence examples for too diligent from inspiring English sources

"I bought a book about it, but I wasn't too diligent about it," she said.

Finance companies complain that consumers are too diligent about repaying their debts.

If anything, he is a dollop too diligent: every so often an observation comes off as banal, while other insights contain a waft of the dubious.

But he couldn't be too diligent, because he had to make sure that the Germans had a look at it first.

What the professor had deduced from disk drives was that outstanding businesses become vulnerable not because they are lax but because they are too diligent.

On the other side of the ledger, it has been all too diligent in providing regulation, layer upon layer of red tape, ensuring that California is a far costlier place to do business than its rivals.

Somebody should remind her that in New York City, too many diligent candidates is not such a bad problem to have.

But he's diligent, too – after an hour he asks to stop the interview, and whisks me to the side of the stage to watch the end of Jack White's set.

He must also be diligent.

HEARTS AND BONES (1983) Two songs called "Think Too Much" diagnose this album: diligent and a little stale.

I hadn't a clue what I was doing, and my parents were too busy working to do any diligent research themselves.