Sentence examples for conscientious than from inspiring English sources

By most objective measures, modern parents are far more conscientious than previous generations.

I let those infinitely more conscientious than me fight that battle.

T.T.: Are you fairly conscientious about the foods you eat? G.M.: I'm more conscientious than I used to be!

Sadly, reporting of the Sheen story in Britain was hardly more conscientious than it was in America.

Faculty members say students are clearly more conscientious than in the past, if not necessarily better prepared.

And far from shirking jury duty, fancy people in fancy jobs were found to be more conscientious than others, if anything.

Paul Griffiths observed that Messiaen was a more conscientious ornithologist than any previous composer, and a more musical observer of birdsong than any previous ornithologist.

Doodles are less about conscientious selection than absent-minded serendipity.

But, while it has vigour, it leaves loose ends untied and feels more like the product of conscientious research than lived experience.

The lean Ms. Cantrell seems always central: In ensembles she's the one with the surest sense of a phrase's shape and rhythm, but as a soloist her manner tends to be conscientious rather than personal.

With two wars on and a recent surge, military flourishes were all but axiomatic on the spring runways, leaving unenlisted designers looking less like conscientious objectors than ostriches in a state of denial.