sedulously

In the old days the high place was sedulously tended.

They know they're talking about people whom the economy has sedulously prepared for unemployment.

It was the girl's great pride, and had been sedulously cared for.

For the first week he sedulously avoided her, together with her two children.

Boyd now applied himself sedulously to the study of Indian affairs.

If what their fate may have been the doctor strives sedulously not to think.

Disgusted with himself, he kept sedulously away from all of them, and in the process, quite inadvertently, got drunk.

"It is something that I have always feared and sedulously guarded against.

They will continue irrespective of how sedulously Guardian journalists write.

Wylie gave a thin smile, sedulously avoiding looking at me.

As she had feared, sleep sedulously avoided her eyes.

For three hours they danced and drank together, sedulously avoiding any serious topic of conversation.

I have no doubt, however, that Sandy sedulously kept up the fiction of her existence, even after his master's second marriage.

Formerly this illusion of responsibility had been sedulously encouraged.

Jamie's eyes were fixed on the tent pole, sedulously avoiding mine.

That is to say, he does not seem like an organic politician so much as one sedulously self-formed in the experiences of other people.

Many pressure groups set themselves the task of sedulously winning over influential opinion to their view of the future.

Chauvelin applied himself sedulously to a final examination of them.

And they admired Kent sedulously from the windows.

The relation must be one which in the opinion of the community ought to be sedulously fostered.

He was working sedulously on both knees.

He sedulously avoided my eye, indicating that he had.

Surely this small, isolated and sedulously controlled island would be anathema to most teenagers.

If a sheep strayed from the rest, he forced it to return to the flock, and sedulously kept off every intruder.

This last method is really essential to all proper invocation, and cannot be too sedulously practised.