Sentence examples for rather conscientiously from inspiring English sources

"It's only when they rather conscientiously dusted it off and launched this rather impressive exhibition that the whole issue has surfaced again".

This weekend, on ABC News' "This Week," host George Stephanopoulos rather conscientiously attempted to elicit a "yes" or "no" answer from Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, who was invited to clarify the unique language of his state's recently enacted Religious Freedom Restoration Act.

The public official does not identify the rule that would best promote her own preferences and then apply (or not apply) that rule; rather she "conscientiously" applies the rule that "ought" to govern the event.

A conscientiously articulated doctrine rather than merely a gag, Dudeism counts among its philosophical forebears Taoism, Zen Buddhism, American transcendentalism and humanism, and among its individual models of living Heraclitus, Walt Whitman and Snoopy.

Federal authorities should focus more on aggressive investigation of major tax cheats, he said, rather than routine audits of taxpayers who conscientiously file returns each year.

It conscientiously works its way through the world's trouble spots, rather as Clinton did during her years of office, during which she visited 112 countries and notched up 956,733 miles of air travel.

Rather than wait, it would serve the nation best to begin immediately to conscientiously recount every state in which either side won by a margin of less than 2percentt.

Conscientiously write these down.

Montreal conscientiously returned the painting.

She began collecting more conscientiously.

rules and conscientiously implement its commitments".