Sentence examples for conscientious labor from inspiring English sources
His sincerity and courage were undeniable; his warmth and conscientious labor, most admirable.
But the filmmakers have been, if anything, too dutiful, too careful, and the movie that results from their conscientious, devoted labor illustrates the terrible, paradoxical trap into which well-intentioned literary adaptations so often fall.
If Mr. Truesdell's labors suggest jazz repertory at its most conscientious — original texts, faithful interpretations — Monday's concert looks more unwieldy, and more like something Evans might have put together in his later years.
"It needs somebody who's reliable, conscientious and relatively bright; otherwise a lot of other people's labor has gone for naught".
Industry consultants agree that the long experience of Li & Fung — it was founded in 1906 during China's Qing dynasty — helps it ensure compliance with varying local labor standards and say that it tries to be conscientious in its oversight, especially when compared with newer and smaller rivals.
On the labor front, the "fair trade" movement has established that conscientious consumers will pay more for ethical products.
But one wonders whether he has perhaps consulted some manual for first-time novelists, because the labor shows: he has constructed his novel the way a conscientious engineer might build a complicated machine.
By Robert Boyle The New Yorker, April 1 , 1991P. 24 Talk story about Howard W. Moore, a conscientious objector who was court-martialled during the First World War and sentenced to five years at hard labor for refusing to serve in the Army.
"He was extremely conscientious".
Someone too conscientious.
"Most employees are conscientious.
