assiduity

Examples of assiduous

assiduous
Clarity of recording is essential for her music to make its full impact with its assiduous cultivation of the pianissimo.
On the other hand, they must be physically present in their local district, and thus are much less assiduous in national assemblies.
He was an assiduous collector, acquiring not only final pieces, but the preliminary work that led to them.
He had become an experienced parliament-man and an assiduous attender in the upper house.
On the contrary, some of the most devout believers have also been most assiduous in their use of these prayers.
If merchants' assiduous ledger-keeping reflects a need to establish a literary type of credit, their performance as trustworthy commercial actors suggests affinities with the theatre.
Another complication of the system was the heavy mesh of obligations that soon entwined around any assiduous participant.
The authors' assiduous researches have turned up some marvellously unfamiliar images.
With regard to the interactions between municipal characteristics and disability, the results of the analysis point to the importance of assiduous targeting on the basis of needs.
Measured against his work-shy ways, she is assiduous and industrious; against his seeming juvenility; she is mature and dependable; against his profligate drinking, she is sober and stable.
Wellington was a frenetic but assiduous first minister.
To some extent external media, teams, and assiduous librarianship can overcome these limitations, but such occurrences are relatively rare probably due to the time and expense involved.
At the same time some of the buildings are certainly more efficient, and therefore presumably more cost effective, than others, the result of more ingenious, or assiduous, planning.
It would seem that in human fate there could be only one death; one cannot be brought to life again, so they must be this assiduous.
In his assiduous attention to the characters inhabiting this world, he covers not only the performers but the emcees and non-performing members of the audience as well.
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