Isn't that what Soviet power's all about?" At Bear Hill, Fyodorov worked even more conscientiously and thoughtfully than he had done on Section 10.
The Olympic committees talk of regeneration, but what could be more regenerative than a conscientiously managed plot?
A conscientiously articulated doctrine rather than merely a gag, Dudeism counts among its philosophical forebears Taoism, Zen Buddhism, American transcendentalism and humanism, and among its individual models of living Heraclitus, Walt Whitman and Snoopy.
With its portentous Damien Hirst-like title, "Synesthesia, Parataxic Distortion, and the Shadow," it promises something more spectacular than the pleasant, conscientiously well made, illustrative paintings that make up this exhibition.
He fostered among those who served him a tendency to play safe and to perform their duties conscientiously but to do no more than that.
Federal authorities should focus more on aggressive investigation of major tax cheats, he said, rather than routine audits of taxpayers who conscientiously file returns each year.
While we've conscientiously cut our own electric consumption by more than 40%, what remains is significantly committed to the HEPA air filtering systems we require to breath cleaner (not clean) air.
Used conscientiously, as in Switzerland (which has held more referendums than all other countries put together), referendums are as pure a form of democracy as you can get.
Rather than wait, it would serve the nation best to begin immediately to conscientiously recount every state in which either side won by a margin of less than 2percentt.
