Sentence examples for particularly conscientious from inspiring English sources
"So we're particularly conscientious about doing things right".
Chuka had not been a particularly conscientious boy, but now he focused.
If we have to rely on enlightened - and brave - judges, and particularly conscientious special advocates, we certainly will not be able to rely on parliament.
If you scored 21-25 you are very conscientious, 16-20 somewhat conscientious, and 15 or less (or you didn't finish the test) not particularly conscientious.
The dukes each suggest three nominees (Almodóvar is particularly conscientious), and the winner - so far there have been four, JM Coetzee ("before he got the Nobel"), John H Elliott, Claudio Magris and Eric Rohmer - gets €6,000, and a dukedom.
And if you are feeling particularly conscientious, look for chocolate that also carries the label 'fair trade.' This relatively new practice was spawned by the unfortunate circumstances that the people who grew and processed chocolate were unable to grow anything else, resulting in starvation.
In 2004, a ban on teaching in the Kurdish language was lifted, and the prime minister repeatedly overruled plans by the military to attack PKK camps in northern Iraq; some Kurds, particularly the conscientious Muslim ones, rewarded him with their votes.
"It's also why candidates who pass the blink test aren't necessarily particularly honest or conscientious".
"I find it incredulous that information-sharing depended on a particularly proactive and conscientious policeman or police prosecutor to go over and above what they would normally do," Batty said.
Amnesty International organises campaigns to protect those arrested and or incarcerated as a prisoner of conscience because of their conscientious beliefs, particularly concerning intellectual, political and artistic freedom of expression and association.
He was a conscientious, if not particularly likeable, army officer, and a graduate of Polytechnique, the highly competitive French engineering school.
