faithfully

What qualifies as vast enough, as comprehensive enough, as representative enough to faithfully render a city and its people?

That web site still exists, watched over faithfully by Chaz.

Boehner announced Wednesday that he would sue the president for his failure to “faithfully execute the laws of this country.”

Most bands these days aspire to reproduce their recordings on stage as faithfully as possible.

In short, Mr. Obama feels no constraint in faithfully executing the laws as written by the Congress.

That is a very flimsy pretext, so that the fiscals may not perform their duties faithfully against the governor.

Keen and canny, they drive a close bargain but, scrupulous and conscientious, fulfil it faithfully.

The tobacco fields are faithfully tended, and the utmost pains taken to secure large, well-formed leaves.

Surely, said Rose, the poor childs story faithfully repeated to these men will be sufficient to exonerate him.

Candidates for fameand for Mrs. Kerricks very handsome prizemay learn much if they will faithfully attend Miss Goulds classes.