In those days, though, charities and conscientious writers made the people care by showing them what it was like to live on the streets.
It's a well-known secret that books aren't routinely checked (too expensive?) and that conscientious writers often have to employ fact-checkers on their own initiative and at their own expense.
Yet even the most conscientious writers still struggle to pin those connections down.
a more conscientious food writer, what do they call it, a grown-up food writer who was going to Japan and took the trouble to learn enough Japanese to get around restaurants.
And Meyer delivers — not as a memoirist might, with emotional connection and personal transformation, but as a reporter, or an unusually conscientious travel writer.
Albert S. Friends at 88 mourn the passing of our neighbor, a kind, witty, and gentle man; a caring and conscientious physician; a distinguished writer; a host of exceptional charm; and a cherished friend.
The director, the producers, and the writers are conscientious liberals; they let us know that every time a valuable natural resource has been discovered in Africa — whether it's ivory, gold, or diamonds — white Europeans have hired surrogates to plunder the goods, and the Africans have suffered terribly.
A writer can be conscientious and distractingly tactical at the same time.
To quiet the conscientious scruples of Milestone and nother writer w was working on the picture, Mizner promised to make restitution of all the ill-gotten gains.
Smith, who had attended the Society of Connoisseurs in Murder, remembered McDade "as a devoted lover of books, an assiduous researcher, a conscientious guardian of the truth, an accomplished writer, and a man most generous to all who sought his help".
