industriously

Later, we see her industriously baking bread and mixing folk remedies while he dreams of poetry and the theater.

Our species has been industriously converting underground hydrocarbons into greenhouse gases with far more efficiency than any volcano.

The problem is that when the payoffs arrive, they’re deflatingly familiar — the show has gone from lovingly echoing 1980s touchstones to industriously copying itself.

The 51-year-old also said he was "industriously writing" and hoping to publish books "in due course", and that the Feltham job centre in west London was monitoring his progress every week.

Here was someone who didn’t have to review or consider his contemporaries or predecessors, and yet industriously, prolifically did.