Sentence examples for conscientiously attempting from inspiring English sources
No, the real give away was that he tries to hide anxiety in exactly the same way that I do - by conscientiously attempting to lock his frame and spit out responses as fast as humanly possible in the hope that no one will notice.
The decision in Stanley, while expressly approving and conscientiously attempting to apply the "two-pronged test," observes that "[t]he built-in subtleties [of the test] are such, however, that a slipshod application calls down upon us the fury of Murphy's Law". 19 Md.App.
In other words, if you are conscientiously attempting to save gas, the automatic will never do as well as the manual.
This weekend, on ABC News' "This Week," host George Stephanopoulos rather conscientiously attempted to elicit a "yes" or "no" answer from Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who was invited to clarify the unique language of his state's recently enacted Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
We have conscientiously attempted to provide a neutral and comprehensive review of the existing arguments, by clearly separating the description of the arguments (see subsection 'Arguments used in the debate') from our critical appraisal of the arguments (see subsection 'Critical appraisal of the current debate').
Meanwhile, many with less self-confident senses of humor conscientiously attempt to avoid the morality patrols, skirting certain locations around the capital where they are known to concentrate.
He writes in his new book that he finds it gratifying "to participate, in however modest a degree, in the art world -- conscientiously squinting at each work, scribbling my notes, attempting afterwards to phrase the story that any exhibition, especially a retrospective, silently tells".
Most MPs, I think, try conscientiously to obey the rules.
It comes as no surprise that judicial attempts to follow our lead conscientiously have often ended in hopeless confusion.
