Sentence examples for conscientious life from inspiring English sources

I would make a pledge to live a more conscientious life.

Its values seem old-fashioned, prewar (which may be one reason it's set a generation before it was written), holding up conscientious slogging as life's greatest virtue and reward.

Roth excels as a conscientious end-of-life care worker whose strong identification with his patients suggests all is not quite right off-duty.

- Francis speaking at University of Molise, July 2014     Pope Francis "[The Vatican is concerned about] the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection in the United States".

Hacksaw Ridge, billed as Mel Gibson's comeback film, will play in an out-of competition slot; starring Andrew Garfield, it chronicles the life of conscientious objector Desmond Doss, who won the Medal of Honour during the second world war as an army medic.

It said that their talks had dealt with "the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection", and that the leaders discussed immigration reform, an issue on which Obama has won considerable support from many of America's Hispanic Catholics.

It also took the opportunity to forge a split between Johnson and his fellow Brexiteers: "Mr Johnson is not famed for consistency or integrity, but there are other senior Conservatives... the likes of Michael Gove and Michael Howard... who combine sincere Euroscepticism with a conscientious view of public life as entailing responsibilities.

Mr Johnson is not famed for consistency or integrity, but there are other senior Conservatives, cabinet ministers past and present – the likes of Michael Gove and Michael Howard – who, unlike the former mayor of London, combine sincere Euroscepticism with a conscientious view of public life as entailing responsibilities.

The Vatican said the talks touched on "the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection".

But in a statement it said: "In the context of bilateral relations and co-operation between Church and state, there was a discussion on questions of particular relevance for the Church in that country, such as the exercise of the rights to religious freedom, life and conscientious objection".

For Ms. Fernandez, 27, being conscientious was a way of life.