Sentence examples for conscientious of what from inspiring English sources

"You have to be very conscientious of what you say and how you say it, and what your actions are, and what you can and cannot do.

I consider myself a conscientious objector to a lot of what's going on in both music and politics.

Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton of New York and former Vice President Al Gore both emerge as A-student types, conscientious geeks, eager to prove themselves and acutely aware of what other people think.

If you're conscientious, it's distressing to feel you can't do most of what you should be doing".

"It's really important that voters be very conscientious about what kinds of sites they use to facilitate their voter registration," Ms. Alexander said.

That's probably why...not being in control of what happens to these patients is a problem for many conscientious doctors" (Focus group).

Does anyone still subscribe to Alfred Barr's definition of what he and his colleagues at MoMA were doing as "the conscientious, continuous, resolute distinction of quality from mediocrity"?

Here is a sampling of excerpts, as translated by the Moscow bureau of The Times: "For all conscientious Muscovites who love and value their city, Mayor Luzhkov is an extremely unloved figure because of what is happening to Moscow.

She wrote on behalf of displaced persons and conscientious objectors, mistreated Japanese-Americans and homesick G.I.'s; she reported on her conversations with European statesmen and ordinary citizens of what was not yet called the third world.

Both parents were conscientious objectors during the second world war, and his father's subsequent duties as a landworker took the family to a series of what his son called "damp but picturesque cottages, smelling of oil paint".

One way to think about at least some of those issues is through the idea of conscientious objection -- what does it mean, and does Naser Abdo deserve to be granted that status?