Sentence examples for were diligent from inspiring English sources
adjective
Performing with intense concentration, focus, responsible regard.
- Scientists are very diligent in their work.
All were diligent exercisers.
And yet the rural volunteers were diligent.
From the beginning, the Pixies were diligent.
The industry and government were diligent with this.
But Mr. Stamey and his three dozen musicians were diligent.
The lawyers for the officers said their clients were diligent officers with clean records.
Would that mayors just ran things, were diligent city managers instead of urban royalty.
Students' strong desire to pass, she added, meant most were diligent about the work.
Throughout this report, we were diligent giving credit to all previous work and outside help we received.
Treatment was expensive, perhaps more thorough than it needed to be, but the doctors were diligent and attentive.
The agents of Henry VIII were diligent in destroying copies of this heretical publication, ensuring its future market value.
