Gridas is an occupied council block, run by a group of conscientious middle aged and middle class Neapolitans.
He cruised past the nonprofit, collectively owned, all-ages "conscientious punk" club 924 Gilman Street, where Green Day established itself in the early 1990s while the band members were still teenagers.
Dunne started filming his aunt a few years ago, when he made a short film to accompany her latest memoir, Blue Nights, a starkly conscientious consideration of ageing and parenting.
Nancy and Kenyon had been conscientious members from the age of six).
Controlling for education, age and gender, conscientious individuals are more likely to be active on the labour market while agreeable and neurotic individuals are less likely (Table 2, specification 5).
Conscientious decision-making intensifies with age.
The young Oliver registered as a conscientious objector when he reached call-up age during the second world war, and spent some months in prison, evidently not too oppressive an experience.
Age 13, as a perennially conscientious little homo, I knew if I wanted to come out of the closet any time soon, I'd better do my homework.
Age 13, as a perennially conscientious little homo, I knew if I wanted to come out the closet any time soon I'd better get on with my homework.
On their level of financial conscientiousness -- sticking to a budget and having a clear retirement plan -- older participants were more conscientious about personal finance matters than younger, Boomer-age subjects.
