Sentence examples for years of assiduous from inspiring English sources

The chronology presented here, summarizing perhaps 200 years of assiduous scholarship, establishes a professional career for Shakespeare as dramatist that extends from about 1589 to 1614.

"Of course there is powerful literature in all big cultures, but you can't get away from the fact that Europe still is the centre of the literary world... not the United States," he said, later adding that "what I said expresses a conviction resulting from more than 10 years of assiduous labour".

The list goes on... and as the new world of instant electronic community, communication, expanding knowledge and understanding enfolds us, we are left with a political process that happily rewards three years of assiduous bastardry and disloyalty with power, and that apparently sees no issue with handing that power to another party whose greatest virtue is that publicly they stand for nothing.

(You must be kidding!) Or I could bring up the way, after five years of assiduous "research," Donald Trump grudgingly acknowledged that Barack Obama was born in the United States and then essentially blamed the birther movement on Hillary Clinton.

Dr. Sulston is well known for having traced every cell in the C. elegans roundworm, now a standard laboratory organism, from the single cell of the egg to the 959 cells of the adult worm, a 10-year tour de force of assiduous microscope work.

One of the most encouraging signs for the future of Afghanistan is that the Pakistani state and military have also in recent years made assiduous efforts to reach out to the leaders of these groups.

He is reputed to have lost his sight because of assiduous reading.

He's a rare combination of assiduous writer, arranger and fast-thinking improviser.

Instead, for all our fantasies of rural purity, we are a car-loving, suburban nation of assiduous shoppers.

Their reputations have suffered a bit because they have been packaged and promoted for commercial rather than critical success, but an awful lot of "assiduous" readers are still keen to see what this new generation of writers will be doing in 20 or 30 years.

But, like Lessing, she will always be associated with the fledgling years of feminism, as she was one of the most assiduous chroniclers of female experience in Britain during that time.