Sentence examples for somewhat conscientious from inspiring English sources

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.

Looking back over the original pledge, it seems that Gingrich has been somewhat conscientious in using its language in his response.

Nice work... Fellow party-goer Caprice was in a somewhat less conscientious frame of mind.

A food industry alliance is planning a three-year initiative to reduce the tremendous amount of food that Americans still throw in the garbage even as they grow somewhat more conscientious about recycling paper and yard trimmings.

Somewhat more conscientious than his uncle, he is nevertheless persuaded to carry through with the diabolical plan.

The golden rectangle could, of course, seem a bit square at times, a somewhat unsmiling and conscientious voice of America that made much of the globe look like a quaint and cosy Norman Rockwell painting; not many could move through the tumultuous 1960s, as it did, offering placid celebrations of rural Kansas.

This doesn't mean wearing a business suit, but taking the time to dress at least somewhat tidily reflects a conscientious attitude.

His probity, his philanthropy, his unfailing seriousness of purpose, his conscientious and somewhat old-fashioned courtesy -these, it seemed to us, all foretold a continuation of the world, an ordered future of proper dealings.

Hussey was somewhat formidable, and she was conscientious in carrying out the Queen's instructions.

"I missed the meeting among Republicans where it was decided this would become an angry cause célèbre that should be pursued at all costs and with no holds barred," Republican strategist Ed Rogers told NPR. "I think there is Benghazi fatigue -- a lot of conscientious followers of the news that are somewhat bewildered by why this issue has lingered".

I am somewhat deferential in the company of women, and I had made a conscientious effort to avoid any touch, any word that might be construed as improper.