studious造句

Losses make the speculator studious — not profits.

The schoolgirl is clever and studious.

Meanwhile, that's the our power to keep learning and studious.

YOUNG people are growing ever more studious, their teachers more skilled.

Yi Shu: not arrogant, not proud, diligent, studious, is a good woman.

Self-confidence, hard, studious, serious and responsible, ability to learn new things.

I am a motivated, vivacious, friendly, easy-going, polite, enterprising, studious， confident and ambitious person.

Curiosity is studious started. Want to career soon, had better look for a giant, standing in his shoulder.

Quiet, genial and studious, Eric Varley, Minister of Energy, is not the man to waste public money.

I find most Americans are typically more open-minded, more lively, and more active. And Chinese students are very studious.

Margaret Roberts, who was never called "Maggie," is remembered in Grantham as a studious, determined little girl with the cherubic looks of a Cupid on a Victorian valentine.

Lovely bride not only beautiful, but also has the intrinsic beauty of Oriental women, not only gentle and considerate, know people, and studious, noble quality, pure in heart;

Not so long ago this room, with its Arabic texts and Webster's dictionary, was for studious children. Now it is home to prisoners of war.

Fortunately, God never disappoints the studious. I am finally able to find my ideal job that fulfills my requirements with the better salary and benefits.

Fitting for a quiet man who sent an entire nation into ecstasy in 1998 and whose dignified appearance conceals an intense and studious passion for the game he has made his life.

It's to admit that this is in fact a late epic and that it derives from a close, studious, student-like imitation of the great epics of Homer and Virgil.

It's hard to imagine that with all the magical gadgets, the eager, studious types would still whip out a notepad, pencil, and highlighter-and take laborious, wrist-twisting notes in class.

This was in contrast, we found in a visit to the less pricey part of the train, to the studious quiet among the mainly young people riding in the Red Service coach.

Aristotle's phrase formed itself within the gabbled verses and floated out into the studious silence of the library of Saint Genevieve where he had read, sheltered from the sin of Paris, night by night.