10.It was a remedy to prolong life, and not only Paracelsus, but his predecessors Galen, Arnold of Villanova, and Raymond Lulli, had laboured studiously to discover it'.
12.At a press conference after its meeting Jerome Powell, the Fed's chairman, studiously avoided giving any strong hints about when the central bank will make its first cut.
13.While he studiously avoids acknowledging Siberia as a colonial site, Goncharov presents it in ways that are recognizably colonial, especially in the context of his own book's preceding chapters.
14.To attract your notice by studiously attending to religious duties, to endear myself to you by convincing you that my mind was virtuous and my attachment sincere, such was my only aim.
15.We had Justice Sotomayor, who's obviously an Obama appointee, you know, saying that what the Supreme Court has been doing for the last hundred years has been studiously avoiding, basically narrowing down what this amendment means.
16.The lesson is not that you should make your personal life an open book, but rather, when given the option to offer up details about yourself or studiously stash them away, you should just be honest.
17.When this was done, everything was studiously restored to its former disorder; and then Hawkeye succeeded in reaching his little birchen vessel, without leaving behind him any of those marks which he appeared so much to dread.
18.The teams were joined by someone billed as a visiting expert from America, who offered studiously neutral comments to some groups and made unprompted and disparaging remarks about the quality of medical care in Israel to others.