Sentence examples for truly conscientious from inspiring English sources

If the people at the Times wanted to run a truly conscientious newspaper, anyway, they would.

Mr. Putin added: "He is a truly conscientious, very decent, honest and talented person.

"If this is a truly conscientious effort to get tough with employers to say the days are over of profiteering with illegal immigrants, that's fine," said Mr. Bilbray, who opposes any effort to give legal status to illegal immigrants.

This is not to deny that some of the high-profile cases of recent months featured truly conscientious employees driven to step forward and point up outrages.

Seriously, I am really conscientious," he says.

You would think an easy way for a rental car company to be perceived as a truly environmentally conscientious company would be for it to offer a discount to hybrid renters, or at least rent them at the same rates as regular vehicles or at rates that truly reflect the price differences.

That doesn't change the fact that truly voluntary and conscientious decisions, by a lot of people, to have few enough children that the human population would decline over the next 100 years and beyond, would be excellent for the global climate, the health of soil, our ability to preserve stressed ecosystems, and just about any other environmental value you care to name.

His own work — which is exquisitely presented in facsimile by the designers Christopher Oram (set) and Neil Austin (lighting) in ways that reflect Rothko's own conscientious theatricality — seems truly to speak to him.

In a truly national revolution, every patriotic and conscientious citizen has a role -- not limited to, but certainly including -- soldiers and policemen.

We expect our celebrity women to truly have it all: beauty, youth, talent, humility and a conscientious disdain for how their appearances figure into their ability to practice their art unless, of course, it is somehow serving their art.

Although di Robilant is a fine, solid researcher and a thoughtful, conscientious interpreter, he is no stylist, and any chance of this flimsy tale adding up to a truly worthwhile book dies on a tide of anachronism and cliché.