Shevlin strikes me as a conscientious man.
He was a very honest man, a very conscientious man".
She also met a funny, conscientious man who worked on a loading dock.
Mr. Hanada, a taciturn but conscientious man, said he had spent months racking his brain.
Khodaidad — a conscientious man, competent and apparently not corrupt — was a Hazara.
"I'll leave my bike at the pub and stroll over there," said the herald, who was a conscientious man.
His workload has diminished in recent months to, allegedly, as little as two or three hours a day; for a profoundly conscientious man, that wouldn't be enough.
Jim Impoco, the editor of the new Newsweek, an enterprising and conscientious man whom I like very much, might have thought something similar: hell, it's a good story, and we've done our best, and we're damn close.
He is an amiable & conscientious man, always somehow preserving in us enough agility to dodge taxicabs, enough vitality to survive the winter months, but we can't help feeling that our strange physique is embarrassingly out of place in his waiting room... View Article By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar By Phil Klay By Charles Bethea.
As careerists make career calculations and decide to stay loyal to Cameron (Oliver Letwin struggles ineffectually to do both), current speculation focuses on Michael Gove and Johnson; the tortured, conscientious man of principle and little personal ambition vs None of the Above; the Boris who says he is "pro having his cake and pro eating it".
