Sentence examples for Not a conscience from inspiring English sources

Various debates about Jack Bauer/24-type torture methods appear to show modern Hollywood discovering, if not a conscience exactly, then a certain self-consciousness.

Selena Roberts tries to bait Duke's president, Richard Brodhead, by accusing him of not confronting the lacrosse team's code of silence ("When Peer Pressure, Not a Conscience, Is Your Guide," March 31).

Famed Russian novelist Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn wrote, "Justice is conscience, not a personal conscience but the conscience of the whole of humanity".

He not only does not have a conscience, he seemingly has no connection to reality.

Not just a conscience then, but a collaborator and a cheerleader as well.

But these charities need both expertise and a talent for strategy, not simply a conscience and a voice.

But at least it suggested the lingering presence of, if not quite a conscience, at least a sense of shame.

SECAUCUS, N.J. -- The machine that swirls the Ping-Pong balls does not have a conscience or sympathy, just a rush of air and a low hum.

This is very interesting: what is chosen is not having a conscience, which Dasein already has because of its ontological want or indebtedness, but what Heidegger calls, rather awkwardly, "wanting to have a conscience" (Gewissen-haben-wollen).

The only real decision was that, for now, it would not allow a conscience vote, meaning frontbenchers were bound to vote against same-sex marriage, meaning the cross-party bill before the parliament would certainly not succeed.

A collective advertisement appeared in the New York Times, stating: "Those responsible do not have a conscience.