conscientiously

"I found he went about the process seriously and conscientiously."

Now this, conscientiously speaking, I did not think he could do.

He went over things carefully and conscientiously in his mind.

Conscientiously, she made an effort to improve the girl's mind.

They try to do a day's job, honestly and conscientiously.

They have reminded us conscientiously of what was lost on that day.

Almost all the works by more than 25 artists, some working in teams, are conscientiously done.

The driver had pulled well over, conscientiously trying to get off the road.

In the beginning they all did their jobs quite conscientiously and politely.

As a worker and mother, she conscientiously does her duty.

It labored conscientiously for three full weeks and a few hours over.

It was a conscientiously professional hope in the main, but not without its moral value.

Does anyone know what he did there - if you are allowed to tell me, that is,' she added conscientiously.

For two years on an occasional basis he had made love to her conscientiously.

"I have always conscientiously tried not to do the same thing twice.

But did he conscientiously abstain from trying to do so?

I am conscientiously bound to report that it is not quite perfect.

I hope, Commissioner, that this is also followed up on conscientiously.

But that would not do in the present case; and I cannot conscientiously recommend the new hospital.

She has conscientiously struggled against it, but to no purpose.

A chart might report conscientiously that, say, 1997 was a good year in Spain.

"I only received that in the best times," said Timothy, conscientiously.

So I conscientiously began trying to play boy, again.

He would conscientiously visit every stand, whether a show had 40 or 400 exhibitors.

I enrolled in one of the weight loss programs, and followed it conscientiously.