Sentence examples for too conscientious from inspiring English sources

Someone too conscientious.

Occasionally, Perlin's cataloguing of such hardships feels too conscientious.

Mullin is too conscientious to deploy his undoubted talents extensively outside parliament.

Christine thought he might be too finely constituted, too conscientious for it.

Sometimes, the student might just be a bit too conscientious about doing the homework — and that homework turns out to be you.

He knew from experience what an evil an unlimited executive patronage can become, but he felt powerless to change its obligations and too conscientious to avoid its duties.

I don't see too many conscientious objectors to state welfare with a Republican voting card either, as long as the name on the check is theirs.

Perhaps occasionally he is too much the conscientious professional historian.

But only if you're conscientious, too.

(In 1971, the Supreme Court affirmed that secular pacifists could be conscientious objectors, too).

"The good/bad thing about football," he observes, "is that it moves too quickly for your conscientious objections to keep pace".