Sentence examples for conscientious thought from inspiring English sources

Although some abuses of technology can be frightening, the pros often outweigh the cons, and with some conscientious thought, we can make better decisions about how and what technology we integrate into our lives.

-- or give extraordinarily conscientious and agonizing thought to what she should be named.

Her first thought - characteristically conscientious, as I would discover - was for the Old Vic's cleaners: a warning note must be written.

Salvation is, in Paul's thought, therefore, not found by a conscientious moralism but rather is a gift of grace, a doctrine in which Paul was anticipated by Philo.

"We affirm the conscientious commitment of both streams of Christian ethical thought," it continues.

If you were sober, the thought of needless movement would have you drafting a letter of conscientious objection, but you're three pints down and it's not even lunchtime so brother, you feel like Hercules.

We learn almost nothing about the thought processes that led a former Aldermaston marcher – whose father was a conscientious objector in the second world war, whose mother joined the Peace Pledge Union in the 30s, whose second wife and children opposed the Iraq invasion – to support the most controversial deployment of British military force in nearly 50 years.

Some people (e.g. some nihilists) may not have any conscientious convictions, and are simply willing to act on impulse or on whatever thoughts and desires they happen to have at the moment.

"He was extremely conscientious".

Someone too conscientious.

"Most employees are conscientious.