Sentence examples for by conscientiously from inspiring English sources

But she complicates any snap judgment by conscientiously tracing the countless small steps to tragedy.

Except as a legislative history informs an analysis of legislative action, there is no more advance assurance that a legislative body will act by conscientiously applying consistent standards than there is with respect to voters.

No, the real give away was that he tries to hide anxiety in exactly the same way that I do - by conscientiously attempting to lock his frame and spit out responses as fast as humanly possible in the hope that no one will notice.

The mission of the integrative health and medicine movement will be advanced by conscientiously attending to the words we choose.

In turn, it can also shape the world outside of sport by conscientiously fueling the mass participation of both genders in sport.

The way I choose to practice is by conscientiously consuming- procuring animal products from the most ethical sources we can find.

Its aim is to protect and nurture the environment but still deliver an effective cost-efficient service by working conscientiously with clients, partners and community groups.

So trust me: most of the art presented by the hundred and eighty conscientiously selected galleries was good.

There are still ribbons tied to trees lining the roads towards Marjory Stoneman Douglas high school; familiar #MSDStrong messages endure on the wire fences of neighbouring campuses, the letters spelled out conscientiously by students using plastic cups.

While keeping these clowns busy tripping over their own shoelaces, Wambaugh salts the narrative with variously funny, sad and thoughtful anecdotes featuring a cast of characters we've come to treasure: handsome Hollywood Nate, the surfer cops Flotsam and Jetsam, and veterans like Viv Daley and Della Ravelle, burned by experience, but conscientiously training the next generation to face the fire.

In the dozens of recordings that he made between 1940 and 1952 (many of which have been reissued by Smithsonian Folkways in conscientiously engineered and annotated CDs), his singing and playing are jarring: his voice bone-gray, dry and stiff, and indifferent to pitch; his guitar work spare and ragged, and frequently out of tune.