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Examples for "conscientious"
Examples for "conscientious"
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The conscientious worker in the experiment stations is in the same category.
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Catholics whose conscientious decision was to vote Yes have nothing to confess.
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The second of a two part series on conscientious objection to war.
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Outside we hear the sounds of revelry produced by less conscientious officers.
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The Hebraizer is conscientious but unenlightened; the Hellenizer is clear-headed but unscrupulous.
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There was no lack of the most scrupulous integrity in the transaction.
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Adam didn't make mistakes; he would be scrupulous where Talia was concerned.
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She in no way deviated from the scrupulous politeness of a hostess.
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In the performance of their engagements and oaths, they are most scrupulous.
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One thing she was very scrupulous about; it was their evening prayer.
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It's the result of days of meticulous research and preparation, not years.
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But experts say Pompeii needs meticulous daily maintenance rather than one-off interventions.
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Yes, the process it precious and meticulous, but by no means pretentious.
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Otherwise, Daniel Evans's production is meticulous in its psychological and physical detail.
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The notes on the cold case- anine-year-oldinvestigation of art fraud-weremeticulous.
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The project is a result of several years' work and painstaking planning.
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Managers spell out the situation in painstaking detail, answering every possible query.
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It takes months of painstaking detective work to put a case together.
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Making this transformation... requires painstaking work and it takes time, he said.
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After years of painstaking cuts, however, nobody should feel any poorer either.
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There is outstanding craftsmanship in the home and painstaking attention to detail.
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These are not stories loosely based on history: Stewart's research is painstaking.
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And while his work was always painstaking, it has also become painful.
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Once the painstaking details are taken care of, the scene is set.
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He answers it in a painstaking, rather clumsy hand: but he manages.
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Because it's the most frustrating, tiresome and painstaking way of cooking food.
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So it is painstaking work, Calgary Mayor Naheed Nenshi told CBC radio.
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He sympathized with his painstaking effort to get up in the world.
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The blog post I wrote pretty much describes it in painstaking detail.
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Getting his fingers ready for the painstaking, precise work they excelled at.
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You must start with a modest but painstaking study of traditional physics.
