Sentence examples for conscientiously found from inspiring English sources

In this first of his trials, Proudhon escaped conviction because the jury conscientiously found that they could not clearly understand his arguments and therefore could not condemn them.

Conscientiously he read the trial data and found only 'well designed, fair tests with overwhelmingly positive results.' The drug had been approved by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA), the body that regulates new medicines in the UK, and had already been prescribed to millions of patients around the world.

Judge Sand found American law enforcement agents "behaved conscientiously and with great sensitivity".

The experience is not like learning to appreciate something that we once found difficult or rebarbative, as we might conscientiously try to appreciate the worth of The Faerie Queene and decide that yes, on balance, it is full of interesting and admirable things.

"I found he went about the process seriously and conscientiously".

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.

The tale is one neither Met officials nor Italian authorities will be pleased to find so conscientiously recounted.

" RAEL has also published a message from the Elohim asking "our last Prophet, Raël, to found a religious order that will bring together young women who wish conscientiously to put at the service of their creators and of their Prophets their interior and exterior beauty when we arrive at the embassy".

In their classic study, Coleman et al. [ 7] found that doctors who attended many out-of-town speciality meetings—or who conscientiously attended conferences in their own hospitals were more likely to innovate than others.

The appropriate attitude of subjects or citizens to established political authorities that govern them was exemplified, acutely, in the demand by the civil powers in Paris that even conscientiously objecting Jansenists had to sign and obey the formulary which condemned the five propositions allegedly found in Jansen's work.

Only at the best restaurants will the staff conscientiously check on you to find out if you need anything.