conscientiously
- a word derived from conscientious.
Example Sentences
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Conscientiously pointing out the blind spots and contradictions that undermine ideals of justice and nonviolence, Ms. Bier nonetheless delivers a parable that is more soothing than disturbing.
From New York Times • Mar. 31, 2011
Conscientiously, the U.S. has set up a representative government for Okinawa, with native courts and a 29-man elective legislature, for which it has built a fine modern building that any U.S. state legislature might envy.
From Time Magazine Archive
Conscientiously the English correspond ent of the London Morning Post filed an objective report of Futurist Marinetti's doings, added his personal conviction : "No man or movement can unwind spaghetti from the heart of Italy."
From Time Magazine Archive
In an editorial entitled "Study Conscientiously and Deepen Criticism," Red Flag stressed the need for orderly study that avoided "getting bogged down in certain problems."
From Time Magazine Archive
Conscientiously, because the pier-company often left its side-gate open, and relied on public spirit to acquiesce in its turnstile without dispute.
From Somehow Good by De Morgan, William Frend
