"The counter-assumption tends to be, once a historical account is conscientiously done by a so-called objective observer, it is definitive," Mr. Duberman said.
And here, too, the prevailing ethic is conscientiously democratic.
The rhetoric from the Algeria camp is conscientiously avoiding talk of a point.
Over all, Mr. Burwell said, he thinks the system is conscientiously administered.
Women's craft practice is one of the subjects of Emin's work, which is conscientiously imperfect.
This swamp is conscientiously patrolled by the PC diversity brigade, and as a reward Benedict's had his head bitten off – a sort of linguistic version of sharia.
Up to that point, though, the show is a bit of a slog, as each brick of background and exposition is conscientiously laid in place.
Capaldi himself is conscientiously vague about where he'll be taking his Doctor, saying only that he "struggles through all the wreckage to find himself".
I'm not questioning the truth of this portrait, which is conscientiously painted by friends, colleagues and family members, including four of Nilsson's seven children and two of his three wives.
In the early chapters, with time running backwards, the American medic is conscientiously helping "demolish the human body" in some New England hospital: stitches are removed, knives and glass fragments reinserted, mangled bodies sent back to the streets.
