Sentence examples for conscientious devotion from inspiring English sources
Then there's Bono's crusade to fight extreme poverty and preventable disease in Africa and around the world; Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's conscientious devotion to protecting children, families and wildlife in endangered regions in Asia; and the work of heroes like Robert Redford, who have changed the world with their environmental activism.
was written into the statute for the specific purpose of distinguishing between a conscientious social belief, or a sincere devotion to a high moralistic philosophy, and one based upon an individual's belief in his responsibility to an authority higher and beyond any worldly one.
Washington's sincerity, devotion, simple bearing, and honest and conscientious service to his people elicited admiration.
It is probably safe to assume that Cuomo's three daughters have been taught, at home and in the course of their catechesis, that both devotion and discernment are vital to informed and conscientious Catholic faith formation.
A true democracy, John F. Kennedy wrote in "Profiles in Courage," has faith that its elected representatives "will exercise their conscientious judgment -- faith that the people will not condemn those whose devotion to principle leads them to unpopular courses, but will reward courage, respect honor and ultimately recognize right".
But it's still possible to see that devotion, at least in part, as a principled stance; to see J. D. Salinger as a kind of conscientious objector to the Publicity Industrial Complex that commodifies writers' lives and turns them into commercial surrogates for their work.
"He was extremely conscientious".
No, just a conscientious citizen.
Someone too conscientious.
"Most employees are conscientious.
