Studiously in a sentence

SVB was lending long and borrowing short — an unbelievably elementary error that banks have been studiously avoiding since the savings and loans crisis of the 1980s.

The departing head of Tate Modern got a CBE for doing her job whilst studiously policing the State Art line for backsliders.

The Playhouse Theatre in Clare Street is more used to hosting actors who have studiously learned their lines but on 21st January the players from Canny Funny and Improvoke will be setting foot on stage with no idea what they will be performing.

Third, let’s assume that most people will not studiously examine the underlying definitions of the macros that are available in a particular generative AI.

Unlike the apps, these book blurbs assure me, Leach will studiously avoid anything that sniffs of a parenting fad.

He added: “I studiously avoided it because songwriting had become painful.

I have studiously avoided matters that involve the Mendocino Coast HealthCare District.

Labour agreed with the Tories that Britain's defense spend needs to rise to 2.5 percent of GDP, but studiously avoided putting a date on that pledge.

Of course, for a lot of viewers, a lot of these ads will be so much visual and aural wallpaper and will be studiously ignored.

After months of studiously avoiding any negative words about Mr. Sanders, Ms. Warren went on to cite the divisiveness of the 2016 primary between Mr. Sanders and Hillary Clinton, suggesting it helped President Trump.

His AI-driven study platform, dubbed Studiously, aims to promote understanding over memorization by guiding students through targeted study sessions that cater to an individual student’s needs.

I glance over at Michael, who is studiously looking down at his papers.

Overall, it’s an uncomfortable season for Fauci, who’s been studiously apolitical over a five-decade career in public health.

And even if most DNC members are staying studiously neutral in the primaries, several of them told me they like what they’ve seen in the massive ground operation Warren is assembling in the early-voting states.

Later courts have wrestled with the latter while studiously ignoring the former.

Photographers will be snapping maniacally when Trump’s carefully sprayed hairdo meets Johnson’s studiously untidy thatch.

These adorable pictures show a four-week-old Snowy owl having a hoot while it studiously reads a book - all about owls.

The Washington governor devoted his entire presidential bid to elevate the issue of climate change — a topic that, like democracy, has been studiously undercovered on the national stage.

For two years Liberius had been favourable to the cause of Athanasius; but driven at last into exile, he was induced to sign an ambiguous formula, from which the great Nicene text, the "homoousion", had been studiously omitted.

Gore studiously avoided the Clinton scandals, as did Lieberman, even though Lieberman had been the first Democratic senator to denounce Clinton's misbehavior.