Google conscientiously tries to stay away from that.
"I have always conscientiously tried not to do the same thing twice.
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.
Do you totally change the relationship in order to constantly talk about the illness, and consciously and conscientiously try to cover all the bases of conversation so as not to have left any topic uncovered when, you know, the day finally comes?
Most MPs, I think, try conscientiously to obey the rules.
Auden tried, conscientiously, to square this circle many times, and the most strenuous ideas in the essays largely involve that effort.
Later, he remembers how much he and his wife had wanted a daughter and how conscientiously they had tried, until it was clear to them that their "conception events," as they called them, conceived only frustration.
Our sympathies go out to the man who reads both magazines and tries conscientiously to heed both injunctions-pushing himself, no matter how weary he may be, to meet the demands Our own policy has always been to give our readers free temporal rein, but that's probably a mistake.
It has also been gratifying to have received so much praise for my work over the years from numerous people though, at the same time, there is the nagging feeling that, after all, I was only trying to do the work conscientiously and perhaps one should not be praised for just doing one's job.
