Sentence examples for To be conscientious from inspiring English sources
To be conscientious in this sense is to be motivated to arrive at truth and to avoid error; it is to have an appropriate desire for the truth.
"You have to be conscientious that there might be cyclists everywhere — and there are cyclists everywhere".
"We've got to be conscientious," he said, "because we've got 10 days".
"We'll continue to be conscientious and help those who need help".
Fasting teaches me to be conscientious about the way I deal with people.
But he also cautioned, "The city needs to be conscientious that workers will be displaced and that relocation is necessary".
As always, however, your "feistiness" is no excuse to be rude, so be conscientious of the other person's feelings as you argue.
I would hope that citizens of other nations would be conscientious enough to advocate their own governments to help deliver our salvation.
He said, for example, that "Céline pretended to be a rather indifferent, even irresponsible physician, when he seems in fact to have worked hard at his practice and to have been conscientious about his patients.
He will be conscientious.
