I had tuned in largely because June Whitfield and Richard Briers were cast as the older couple, and excellent they were too: Whitfield's character quietly occupying some very dark emotional places, and Briers, as a one-time conscientious objector, trying in his 80s to re-ignite a life marred by things left unsaid, left undone.
Today "our means" for Bach's music are more likely to be his means, as we understand them: orchestras of soloists and, in the case of organ works, instruments surviving from the time or conscientious reproductions.
The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2369/15/50/prepub We are deeply thankful for the time and conscientious efforts put into this study by our participants.
But there are times when conscientious mothers refuse to conform to society's needs or expectations.
A member of the Communist party, he refused to do national service and served time as a conscientious objector in Brixton prison.
Wanting to enjoy a cup of coffee, to eat a decent breakfast, to lock the door behind you, to get to work on time, to be conscientious, to feel safe, to care for a family, to be a decent person, to avoid trouble, to hurt less, to enjoy something sweet, to not quarrel, to live to see the sunrise these are all good intentions.
Nevertheless, Lowell was consistently at odds with the US government, serving jail time as a conscientious objector during the second world war, rejecting an invitation to the White House in 1965 to protest Lyndon Johnson's foreign policy, speaking at the March on the Pentagon in 1967.
The first time I became conscientious of doing a game was the Estancia Tournament, and I didn't get a complaint there.
Expecting that other states would soon do the same, Walmart reversed its policy and announced that it would begin to stock the drug nationwide, while at the same time maintaining its conscientious objection policy, allowing any Walmart pharmacy employee who does not feel comfortable dispensing a prescription to refer customers to another pharmacy.
Here is a sampling of excerpts, as translated by the Moscow bureau of The Times: "For all conscientious Muscovites who love and value their city, Mayor Luzhkov is an extremely unloved figure because of what is happening to Moscow.
Over time, my attitude to conscientious objectors and deserters has shifted.
