studiousness

He was also well known for his calligraphy and studiousness.

In his young age, he was known for his studiousness.

If they do not then there is a problem with the measurement of academic achievement or studiousness.

When he grew older, he became known for his studiousness and writing ability.

Studiousness is not, after all, among the principal characteristics of the new laddishness.

Impressed by their studiousness, we carefully counted out some coins, making sure each boy got the same amount.

A hint of studiousness at the corners of the eyes and mouth.

Studiousness is a meager virtue in a concert study.

But this studiousness is more than a pose.

She pretended not to have seen him, and listened with an expression of acute studiousness as the old man worked his way through the score.

The teaching style is 'love students, good guidance, conscientiousness and studiousness.

And their thoroughness, their studiousness - it all suggested a long-term investor.

Bulky nonprescription eyeglasses give him an air of studiousness.

He also valued Li Ban highly for his kindness and studiousness.

He was given a staff in 236, at age 13, and he became known for studiousness and humility.

As Li Hong grew in age, he developed a reputation for studiousness and kindness.

One solution to the deficiencies of the truth boxes would be to analyze the imagery with the same studiousness as the claims and charges.

The young society was not drawn to quaintness, or studiousness, or absence of mind in the outfield.

"The Centre is a voice of studiousness and reason for a group that prefers matters to remain as they are and have been.

He was an avid supporter of education and believed in a firm mental foundation through education and studiousness.

The studiousness paid off.

"As he's moved into the coaching ranks, he seems to have taken it on with a certain sense of studiousness, and he's cerebral around it."

Along with a calm fearlessness, efficiency and studiousness, Johnson brings superb athleticism to the vault.

But if that conjures up an image of studiousness and high-brow tastes, ask him how he first discovered these sedate pastimes.

In a letter to Gottfried from 15 January 1787 he praises her studiousness and diligence.