Sentence examples for conscientious colleague from inspiring English sources

George was an exemplary professional, conscientious colleague and emerging leader in our Downtown office.

Primary teaching rooms are expected to be themed, and this means myself and my more conscientious colleagues working over the summer to get everything we need to theme our classrooms using whatever we can find to prepare our classes for the new educational year.

He was described by colleagues as a conscientious student who kept to himself and became increasingly religious.

Even though some colleagues had spoken critically of conscientious objection in the media, our informants had not experienced negative reactions from colleagues they cooperated with daily.

In interviews, MI6 and GCHQ colleagues described him as a "conscientious and decent man" and detectives were unable to identify anyone with any animosity towards him or a motive for causing him harm.

Hence the requirement on conscientious objectors to refer assistance seekers to colleagues who are prepared to oblige them.

While I have been conscientious to share my experiences with my pastoral colleagues, this matter does not seem actionable to most.

Does anyone still subscribe to Alfred Barr's definition of what he and his colleagues at MoMA were doing as "the conscientious, continuous, resolute distinction of quality from mediocrity"?

But what could be more demoralising for a conscientious and capable teacher than to see less-deserving colleagues getting the same pay, as is now the case?As for Matthew Arnold's objections, the mindless drilling of pupils in Victorian schools was a fault of the exam system, not the means by which teachers were paid.

Former colleagues described Coleen Rowley today as a conscientious and scrupulous agent who has often found herself in the middle of the biggest cases in the F.B.I.'s office here in her past role as spokeswoman and her current position as general counsel.

The silent refusals also meant that conscientious objectors were unlikely to know many like-minded colleagues.