It will studiously be borne in mind, that our sole object in giving these cases publicity, is to refute the objections urged against us, that we are not useful members of society.
The friends of General McClellan were so anxious to secure his nomination and to conciliate the opposition that they studiously avoided provoking any conflict with the predominant peace sentiment.
Mr. Lincoln's course on the Slavery question at that period of his Administration was steadily and studiously conservative.
Everyone has read the story of how, on the day of his inauguration, he rode on horseback to the capitol, clad in studiously plain clothes and without attendants, tied his horse to the fence, and walked unannounced into the Senate chamber.
He grimly waited for the end of it, studiouslyignoring the box which Arthur held out, opened, to fascinate him with its charms.
He busied himself forthwith in his unpacking, and studiously avoided the window until daylight departed, and the court below became silent and deserted.
He was a man of the most studiously correct demeanor, with a highly cultivated taste and judgment in the fine arts and music.
My aspect, nevertheless, was studiously bland and conciliating, and my out-stretched hand seemed to invite a renewal of our old friendship.
The terms of the peace, as we have already hinted, had been studiously calculated to recommend it to the feelings of the French people.
It all looked very comfortable and friendly, and a feeling of satisfaction stole through him, though his manner was studiously quiet, almost deferential as he shook hands with Lady Emma and her elder daughter.
She had studiously refrained from exaggeration, and I could not help confessing that she was to be pitied.
I had no choice but to demand satisfaction, but I also determined to be studiously moderate throughout.
For the last three days I found myself more than once alone with her; but I was studiously moderate, and she caressed me in a manner that would have made my bliss if I had not already obtained the one great favour.
She studiously kept her face turned towards her companion, a myrtle-green shoulder as studiously turned towards the view.
If the hue and cry after Damaris, which he had prophesied, were already afoot, he intended to keep clear of it, studiously to give it the slip.
The bills of fare at different successive periods were as studiously and exactly drawn up by the Master as ever a human patient's diet is arranged by doctors in a hospital.
His appearance, in clothes and in hair, was studiously normal.
His words and accent were those of an educated gentleman, yet his actions and manners were studiously uncouth when he thought she was observing him.
Indeed, his eyes had been studiously averted during the past few minutes.
It is not even impossible that it may be thought I have studiously and affectedly deplored such cases as these, as if I wished to show myself better than I am.
From this examination I came to the conclusion that the artists of all times studied their predecessors, and only imitated nature after having studiously selected what was conformable to the idea which first rose in their minds.
Maulevrier, sitting where she bade him, and studiously perusing the name in his hat, as if it were a revelation.
Duncan seized a pile of the sassafras, which he drew before the passage, studiously concealing every appearance of an aperture.
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.
But certain it is that Netherlandish illumination, in its border foliages, after the taste for the larger vine and acanthus leaf had superseded the ivy, the drawing is studiously sculpturesque.
For various reasons he had hitherto studiously concealed his master-passion; but this catastrophe of the fire, which seemed at first so disastrous, was really a stroke of fortune.
The fellow, dropping a large drill with which he had been studiously employed, slid off the flange on which he had been seated and gained the bed of the harbour.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "studiously" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: consciously; hard; intelligently; intently; knowingly; wittingly
