Sentence examples for conscientious character from inspiring English sources

It was Mr. Facey's conscientious character — a trait admired by family and friends so often on the receiving end of his kindness — that placed the Brooklyn truck driver and father of four known as Brian in the path of a killer Tuesday morning.

Many of his fictions, from "Blue River" (1991) through "For Kings and Planets" (1998), pit a dutiful, conscientious character against an unstable, brilliant one; others feature a hero who embodies this dialectic within himself, who is torn between yuppie pragmatism and dreamy irreverence, bourgeois ambition and adolescent rebellion.

James is a very calm, mature and conscientious character.

According to the 5Cs, a loan is 'money-good' if it has (1) a conscientious borrower (character) with (2) adequate resources to pay claims (capacity) from (3) predictable future cash flows (capital), which may be augmented by (4) pledging assets (collateral) and further augmented (5) with covenants designed to withstand adversity (conditions).

He's always been the conscientious type".

Kermit the Frog is a conscientious and disciplined character from The Muppet Show and Sesame Street; while openly friendly and greatly talented, he is often portrayed as cringing at the fanciful behavior of more flamboyant characters.

"Her writing is very conscientious about placing characters within family relationships, which is not characteristic of science fiction," notes Gary K. Wolfe, a science-fiction scholar who has known Hopkinson for more than a decade.

Mr. Weaver gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogey.

Mr. Weaver, a veteran of more than 50 years on the stage, gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogy.

Mr. Weaver, with more than 50 years on the stage, gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogy.

Mr. Weaver a veteran of more than 50 years on the stage, gives a wonderfully conscientious performance, imbuing his character with a moving sense of aggrieved dignity that tempers the writing's occasional tendencies to reduce him to a cutely exasperating old fogey.