I'm quite conscientious at backing up but I'd still be heartbroken if I lost it!
The former secretary, Dolores Uben, noted that Ms. Pirro was usually quite conscientious about using her personal checkbook to pay for personal items like groceries, dry cleaning and doctor's bills -- even using her own stamps to mail out the checks.
Quite conscientious in his exacting care of books and most other things, how the notice had vexed him!
Now the IWM is quite rightly putting conscientious objectors on its fantastic and ambitious Lives of the First World War.
In the foreword to "Circus Fire," Stewart O'Nan, who has published several highly praised novels, tells us he was interested in the disaster even before he moved to Hartford, and eventually he turned his research into this conscientious, quite exhaustive reconstruction -- rousting out survivors, searching for family stories and medical reports, and digging a lot in newspaper morgues.
One Plus One's Biographical Determinations Of Marital Quality report looked at the relationships of more than 10,000 people and found positive associations for someone your family and friends approve of, who's well educated, quite well-off, communicative, conscientious and secure, and whose parents did not divorce in a blaze of acrimony.
A common theme seems to be that Dr. Hogan was able and conscientious, but never quite got the idea that the president of UConn is a major figure, though not quite the personage as the president of a Big Ten school, who has the prestige and clout of a governor or even, if the team is winning, a football coach.
A partner at the firm, who asked not to be quoted by name, describes Wafah as "conscientious, serious, and quite ambitious".
There are five species of rhinos, in fact, and the program introduces all of them in a conscientious, if not quite adoring, manner.
The gregarious all-pro Seattle Seahawks cornerback is not a political dissident, and his nationally televised trash-talking diatribe following the Seahawks dramatic victory of the San Francisco 49ers on Sunday is not quite the same (to put it mildly) as Ali's conscientious objection to the Vietnam War, that eventually worked its way up to the Supreme Court.
In terms of the five-factor model, her profile is much more clear-cut: she is the most conscientious of all the characters, by far the least extroverted, quite disagreeable and a medium-high scorer on neuroticism.
