Sentence examples for conscientious when from inspiring English sources

Kumar himself is conscientious when it comes to justifying his opinions.

But they looked conscientious when they ought to have seemed carefree.

The N.K.V.D. (the K.G.B.'s precursor) was highly conscientious when it came to collecting notes and manuscripts; many were methodically burned, many disappeared without a trace.

Michael Hufford, director of scientific affairs at Invivodata of Scotts Valley, Calif., which offers similar data-collection technology relying on the Sony Clié, said, "People are also more conscientious when they know their input is monitored".

He was, in fact, the grittiest of cricketers, who batted tenaciously for hours against the best of the West Indies pacemen in the 1980s with little obvious reward and who was dutifully conscientious when catapulted into his new role with the ECB in February 2014.

Although it could be postulated that HCWs may have perceived that they were at greater risk for exposure and may have therefore been more conscientious when filling out questionnaires, we believe that because of the large amount of public awareness of pandemic (H1N1) 2009 at that time, it is unlikely that this group would have been more conscientious than the nonclinical group.

"You can only be a conscientious objector when you're asked.

Fortunately for conscientious diners, when fish is flash-frozen at sea, its taste and quality is practically indistinguishable from fresh.

"He was a really conscientious student when a lot of students were interested in doing, for a lack of a better word, crazy stuff," Bishop, the Lincoln coach, said.

His father became a conscientious objector when he was called up for the second world war, and the family went to live in an arty anti-war rural commune.

The young Oliver registered as a conscientious objector when he reached call-up age during the second world war, and spent some months in prison, evidently not too oppressive an experience.