Sentence examples similar to conscientious involvement from inspiring English sources

She has said she worked on a child custody case, although former partners recall her likely involvement in conscientious objector cases and a legal challenge to a university loyalty oath.

Schacht represents himself, first, as an economist without interest or involvement in political affairs and, second, as a conscientious albeit unsuccessful (and therefore unrecognized) hero who struggled against Hitler and Nazi ideology during the 1930s and throughout the war.

The episode is said to have told against him in 1977 when the incoming President Jimmy Carter nominated him as director of the CIA, but withdrew the nomination when he learned that the Chappaquiddick involvement might prevent his approval by the Senate; his registration as a conscientious objector with his draft board just after the second world war may also have been a factor.

The FBI offices revealed information kept on Merton in regards to his involvement with the peace movement (mainly the Catholic Peace Fellowship) and in helping a conscientious objector.

A number see themselves as conscientious objectors who are being prosecuted for refusing to fill out the forms because of the involvement of the defence contractor Lockheed Martin UK, which won the £150m contract to run the census.

Niven ties herself in knots in her discussion of Wilder's confusing sexuality, looking for the bright side and eventually finding it: Heterosexual, homosexual, bisexual, or asexual — whatever his inclinations and involvements may have been — he was a product of his era and his family, supremely conscientious and thoughtful by nature and by upbringing.

"He was extremely conscientious".

No, just a conscientious citizen.

Someone too conscientious.

"Most employees are conscientious.

Remember, we're conscientious.