Sentence examples for conscientiously believe from inspiring English sources

There be dentists who conscientiously believe that a pulpless tooth is a dead tooth; that every dead tooth is doomed to infection; and that all infected teeth are a menace to the health of the individual.

Also found in Dent Cosmos 1934; 76(1):158 There be dentists who conscientiously believe that a pulpless tooth is a dead tooth; that every dead tooth is doomed to infection; and that all infected teeth are a menace to the health of the individual.

"It was an agonizing opportunity, 17 days into my legislative career," Boggs said, "addressing this challenge between voting the will of my constituents versus voting for what I believed conscientiously was the correct thing to do".

We know that we have to mix and stir those ingredients, and we're led to believe that the more thoroughly and conscientiously we combine them, the better the cake will taste.

We must do our jobs conscientiously but never at the expense of what we believe is right".

I also believe that South Africa is conducting the mediation process as conscientiously as it should.

He said that the Israeli Army's ethical and legal standards were high and that he believed they were conscientiously taught to its military.

Arguments as to acceptability of suicide in moral or social terms range from the position that the act is inherently immoral and unacceptable under any circumstances to a regard for suicide as a sacrosanct right of anyone who believes they have rationally and conscientiously come to the decision to end their own lives, even if they are young and healthy.

"Like all New Yorkers, the governor takes the issue of police wrongdoing very seriously, but he also believes that the overwhelming majority of police officers perform their duties honorably and conscientiously," Ms. Heller said.

Most MPs, I think, try conscientiously to obey the rules.

So trust me: most of the art presented by the hundred and eighty conscientiously selected galleries was good.