Sentence examples for not conscientiously from inspiring English sources
He could be depicted as someone who did not conscientiously pursue his rights".
He studied medicine at Manchester, but not conscientiously, and began to take opium; he then went to London, where from 1885 to 1888 he lived in destitution.
Duveen, who had already decided what he would charge some American customer — a price he could not conscientiously ask for a picture that had cost him a mere eighteen thousand pounds — shouted reproachfully at her, "My dear lady, the very least you should let that picture go for is twenty-five thouSweptpoffds!" Swept off her feet by his enthusiasm, the lady capitulated.
Duveen, who had already decided what he would charge some American customer — a price he could not conscientiously ask for a picture that had cost him a mere eighteen thousand pounds — shouted reproachfully at her, "My dear lady, the very least you should let the picture go for is twenty-five thouSweptpoffds!" Swept off her feet by his enthusiasm, the lady capitulated.
As early as 1958, he resigned from the Labour frontbench as No 2 spokesman on defence because party policy then favoured the H-bomb "and I could not conscientiously be the spokesman of a policy with which I was in disagreement".
If Federal law enforcement agencies do not conscientiously trace every firearm taken into custody, they may not only be depriving themselves of critical information in specific cases, but may also be depriving all Federal, State, and local agencies of the value of complete information for aggregate analyses".
"I'm not happy photographing fur because I love my cats, and I cannot really separate animals and say: 'It's OK to kill those but not these.' I don't conscientiously object to fur, but if I can get around it I will.
I made a decision not to conscientiously object and I am now nearing the end of my abortion-care training.
What surpassing the 0.05 boundary does is untether the academic watchdogs and sic them on any researcher who is not so conscientiously inclined.
If Adam and Eve had opened even a small savings account in the Bank of Eden, and if they and their descendants had conscientiously not made a withdrawal, then the human race could have long ago put its feet up and lived on the interest.
"I have always conscientiously tried not to do the same thing twice.
