How To Use Conscientiously In A Sentence
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He fulfilled his duties conscientiously, but his support for the proclamation of the district as a city lost him his seat in 1950.
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Taking the lead are small landowners or Western farmers who make appealing pleas to be left alone to enjoy their property and take care of it conscientiously.
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Not since Clay was stripped of his world title for conscientiously objecting to serving in Vietnam has a sportsman suffered as grave an injustice as this cricketer.
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Crest has been shown to be an effective decay-preventive dentifrice when used in a conscientiously-applied program of oral hygiene and regular professional care.
Quixote Bronson, Savior of Neglected Suburban Housewives
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Abide by the decision of the authorities and serve your full sentence conscientiously.
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It is carefully and conscientiously applied: slathered, scumbled, scraped, drawn.
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Frank Bascombe struggles conscientiously, if unheroically, with the familiar problems of marriage, job, child-rearing, service to community.
Richard Ford
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He sits down on a bench, his arms folded across his slight potbelly, as she conscientiously stares at each painting.
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Conscientiously implement the principles and prospering schools , increase faculty - building efforts.
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I cannot say that the secretary of state has not conscientiously appraised the question.
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They've been micromanaging missionaries until they resign in frustration, firing missionaries who could not conscientiously support their bibliolatrous theology, and selling off/closing down the system of schools and hospitals in foreign lands that we created to earn a hearing for the gospel.
Philocrites: Go and make Republicans of all nations.
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They are intentionally, indeed overinsistently, scabrous; and they are conscientiously repetitious in their linear, timeless design.
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Her still lifes, which involve random and often visually unharmonious elements, are nonetheless conscientiously and fastidiously made.
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It is left entirely to us to decide what to do based on our own values or, more precisely, on those values we conscientiously believe should apply in these cases.
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He kept silent , eating just as conscientiously but as though everything tasted alike.
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As soon as I reached Washington, Miss Anthony ordered me to remain conscientiously in my own apartment and to prepare a speech for delivery before the committees of the Senate and House, and another, as President, for the opening of the council.
Eighty Years and More: Reminiscences 1815-1897
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A young bank clerk who accompanied Crawley to the office was a type of what I might call the conscientiously unprincipled man.
A Girl Among the Anarchists
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Could a jury properly directed, and seeking dutifully to comply with the relevant directions, conscientiously reach a conclusion that the applicants were actuated by malice or not?
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She discharged all the responsibilities of a minister conscientiously.
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But I'll let Penny's and others 'commentary stand in for my own, you fail to more conscientiously engage and, in effect, that results in flim-flamming the subject matter endlessly.
On Thursday, the Legg report will be published along with...
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I could not conscientiously lead you to the altar, even a spheral altar, if I were not prepared to pay house rent and coal bills.
Sunny Slopes
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They are sallow, fretty, plain little things, but I'm conscientiously liking them as hard as ever I can.
Jane Journeys On
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Clients presume they are hardworking, conscientiously honest, and careful about the value of money.
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True revision is only possible if you have studied the subject conscientiously throughout your course.
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Is it improper to visit criminal penalties on citizens who conscientiously object to killing enemy soldiers in combat?
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The question is not whether we should condemn somebody who acts conscientiously, but who is incapable of doing what he thinks morality requires.
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We can get the good of our disability by conscientiously driving home the principle that in order to 'love others as ourselves' we must learn to _love ourselves as we love others_.
Study of Child Life
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He was born to be an actor, and when he conscientiously set himself to a task he could blend his genius with a thoroughly sound and intelligent craftsmanship.
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He kept silent , eating just as conscientiously but as though everything tasted alike.
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People put out their trash, always conscientiously divided into burnable and not burnable, in an orderly way at the points indicated on the streets.
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He came from conscientiously shepherding the flocks of ocean, and I do not wonder that my ring-straked, speckled and spotted varieties put him out of countenance.
Father and Son: a study of two temperaments
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The organization worked diligently to publicize the doctrine, distributing pamphlets on just war and the right to conscientiously object to unjust wars.
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The organizers of the show have conscientiously laid out its densely woven iconography.
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Success in network marketing is possible wherever people are willing to commit themselves to conscientiously build their businesses.
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In this capacity he conscientiously fulfilled his duties for thirty-one years in a perfect apostolic spirit.
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Forty-eight square miles of good sound fame your not inerudite correspondent can conscientiously lay claim to; and although there is, with regret I admit it, a considerable portion of the square superficies alluded to, waste and uncultivated moor, yet I can say, wid that racy touch of genial and expressive pride which distinguishes men of letters in general, that the other portions of this fine district are inhabited by a multitudinity of population in the highest degree creditable to the prolific powers of the climate.
The Emigrants Of Ahadarra The Works of William Carleton, Volume Two
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People who conscientiously oppose the law will be barred from a career in the public service, and the religious motive will be amputated.
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There are some refusals which, though they may be done what is called conscientiously, yet carry so much of their whole horror in the very act of them, that a man must in doing them not only harden but slightly corrupt his heart.
Tremendous Trifles
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Harrison Blair sat on the front row as usual with his notebook spread open before him and was conscientiously employed in taking down Colonel Venable's Ipsissima Verba-for such was the title inscribed in large letters on the outside cover of that precious record.
In the days of my youth when I was a student in the University of Virginia, 1888-1893.
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I am not disposed to be nervous, for I have always conscientiously avoided tea and too much study, and I have lived in the open air, and always managed to secure eight hours of dreamless, honest sleep; but I was "discomposed," as some one charitably explained it that morning; and Mrs. Darcy's cap was the cause.
My New Curate
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When we undressed, she would conscientiously fold our clothes and pile them neatly on the side of the bed.
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They are intentionally, indeed overinsistently, scabrous; and they are conscientiously repetitious in their linear, timeless design.
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She spent several pages dealing conscientiously with the law, which I need not read.
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The old man did not conceal from himself that it was hard, cruelly hard, for the physician to follow his calling conscientiously at such a time; but he knew his friend; he had seen him during months of pestilence two years since -- always brisk, decisive and gay, indeed inspired to greater effort by the greater demands on him.
The Bride of the Nile — Volume 09
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With the air of a subordinate grieved at the necessity of being a messenger of ill tidings, and while conscientiously determined to be frank, yet equally resolved upon shunning overstatement, Claggart, at this invitation or rather summons to disburthen, spoke up.
Billy Budd
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We can get the good of our disability by conscientiously driving home the principle that in order to 'love others as ourselves' we must learn to _love ourselves as we love others_.
Study of Child Life
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He chewed slowly, conscientiously and continuously on tobacco which bulged in his cheek; his jaws, moving as steadily as a pendulum swings, seemed to set the time for the isochronal whistle-blast.
Blow The Man Down A Romance Of The Coast - 1916
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I was skeptical at the moment, but time proved the correctness of my old friend's judgment; and, having been present after the opening performance at a little supper given by Burbage at which sack ran like water, and anybody who wanted another malvoisie and seltzer simply had to beckon to the waiter, I was able to conscientiously praise it in the highest terms.
A Wodehouse Miscellany Articles & Stories
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The catalogue conscientiously lists provenances, literature and exhibitions.
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He had tried to rule as an absolute monarch presiding over a centralised bureaucracy and suppressing nationalist ambitions (especially those of Hungary) among the ill-assorted races of his unwieldy empire; changing times had forced him into reluctant concessions, but his reactionary nature and passion for the detail of administration, over which he laboured conscientiously, had blinded him to those greater issues which he had neither the vision nor the temperament to understand.
Watershed
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I have discovered the fact that I was mistaught in regard to the reality of evil, and now I fear that all the rest of my teachings may be at fault and I cannot conscientiously preach what is false, as God knows I would not wilfully mislead my fellow-man.
The Pastor's Son
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He has conscientiously done what he believes to be right.
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All the decisions taken were fully informed decisions of a conscientiously acting board or body of trustees.
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Yes, those who err unconsciously, who can do so conscientiously, that is, those who have no suspicion of their being in error.
Explanation of Catholic Morals A Concise, Reasoned, and Popular Exposition of Catholic Morals
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The book is conscientiously laden with quotations, more than generous with interviews.
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This does not release the doctor from his continuing duty to care for his patient, unless perhaps, that is, he finds himself conscientiously unable to do so.
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A "quiet, gentle voice" is conscientiously aimed at by many young teachers, with so great zeal that the tone becomes painfully repressed, "breathy," and timid.
Stories to Tell Children Fifty-Four Stories With Some Suggestions For Telling
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A discourse, in which the fundamental topic was thus conscientiously omitted, was not likely, with all its concinnities, to make much impression upon the disaffected knights, or to exert a soothing influence upon the people.
The Rise of the Dutch Republic — Complete (1555-66)
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They cannot judge in any cause prudently and conscientiously, till they have complete knowledge and information of both the substantials and circumstantials of all those cases that are brought before them; they must not judge blindly, or by an implicit faith, &c., but by their own light.
The Divine Right of Church Government by Sundry Ministers Of Christ Within The City Of London
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He pronounced the word conscientiously to punish himself for dreading it.
The Desert and the Sown
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Even the most cursory glance through the voluminous correspondence they generated reveals that the duty was performed conscientiously.
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It must be added that she was warm and uncomfortable, having conscientiously superintended preparations in respect of commissariat in the overheated atmosphere of the basement; hurried upstairs -- the imagined tinkle of the front-door bell perpetually in her ears -- to pull her stays in at the waist and project herself into the aforementioned official garments -- a very trying process on a June day to a person of ample contours and what may be described as the fluidic temperament.
The Far Horizon
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It uses an extremely carefully and conscientiously developed data set to evaluate the theory.
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He kept silent , eating just as conscientiously but as though everything tasted alike.
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Thus, without intending it, I came to possess a very interesting numismatical collection, which I most unconscientiously, but with little success, tried to scatter.
Wanderings by southern waters, eastern Aquitaine
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And while it might seem kind of bratty to complain about salary shortfalls in this time of economic crisis when so many are flat out of jobs and have given up looking, the fact is that our state and national future relies on a well-educated, conscientiously trained populace.
Shira Tarrant: California College: Up in Smoke?
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She's never done an honest day's work ( ie worked hard and conscientiously ) in her life.
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These oaths as a nonjuror he could not conscientiously take, and he was in consequence deprived of his office on the ground of 'neglect of duty'; but the Rev. W.D. Macray, in his
English Book Collectors
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I climbed the porch steps we had painted and tapped the screen door conscientiously.
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In the normal course of events, such agencies can be relied upon to pursue conscientiously the president's programme.
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We performed searches as conscientiously as doctors performed surgery.
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Claimants cannot show good cause just by saying, for example, that they conscientiously object to doing a certain employment.
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I cannot conscientiously add _father_; for, at a certain early period of her history, the child showed a decided preference for her uncle over her father.
The Vicar's Daughter
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This paper also advocates managing carefully and perseveringly and energizing to publicize and educate to train the staff and workers' consciousness in saving energy conscientiously.
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Even the most cursory glance through the voluminous correspondence they generated reveals that the duty was performed conscientiously.
