Sentence examples for Inner conscience from inspiring English sources

They produced literature that was mainly about exploring your inner conscience.

"My inner conscience tells me if there is a consensus on these proposals, I will break my fast," he said.

But for many, working in an agency environment can mean facing a daily tussle with one's inner conscience.

Durkheim's first key move in analysing moral life was to locate it not in the private inner conscience of the superego, but in collective life.

His unorthodox appropriation of the Mahatma's tactics leads to wrongs being put right as well as his realisation that Gandhi is his inner conscience.

Literature IS... Collected Essays says the novel "lays bare man's age-old confusion between his inner conscience and the demands of his culture".

According to the second qualification of the vision in God which is found in the original edition of the Recherche we perceive the nature of our soul not through a clear idea in God, but only through a confused "consciousness or inner sensation" (conscience ou sentiment intérieur).

They have inner lives, consciences, dreams, doubts.

Jerry's big moment here is a dialogue with his inner Valkyrie, or conscience, who in an accusatory soprano aria demands to know how he sleeps at night.

As for his character, his mind, his temperament, I think he has the qualities we have been, or should be, looking for (and I use the following words with precision): warmth and good will, truthfulness, fair-mindedness, self-forgetfulness, humor, imagination, vision, conscience, inner strength, intellectual and emotional depth".

In this way the creation of a theology caused Christians to tend to look to church doctrine for spiritual guidance, rather than looking to the inner voice of conscience.