In others' words "I can say conscientiously that I do not know in the world a man of purer integrity, more dispassionate, distinterested and devoted to genuine Republicanism; nor could I in the whole scope of America and Europe point out an abler head".
But uphill is not the same thing as impassable, at least not if the Court applies the law, dare we say, conscientiously.
ÂYou can see that, Carla said, now conscientiously examining the little bronzy-green statue.
Colleagues in Guinea have said Spencer conscientiously followed safety procedures in place at the Doctors Without Borders clinic in Gueckedou.
"Mistakes were made, but I don't think that's inconsistent with saying that people doing their jobs were doing so conscientiously," he said.
But the last thing he wanted to do, Luhrmann said, was adapt this conscientiously modern book "through a sort of sepia-toned lens.
Some might even say that they conscientiously object to software updates: "nothing good can come from this," seems to be their motto.
A US embassy spokesman said: "The US embassy in London conscientiously abides by all UK laws, including paying fines for all traffic violations, such as parking and speeding violations.
"Like all New Yorkers, the governor takes the issue of police wrongdoing very seriously, but he also believes that the overwhelming majority of police officers perform their duties honorably and conscientiously," Ms. Heller said.
But the district attorney said the jurors had acted conscientiously and fairly after reviewing 42 exhibits and hearing from 24 witnesses, including Detective Vasquez, during a four-week session.
