Sentence examples for To be conscience from inspiring English sources

As general manager, you have to be conscience of the overall long-term plan.

The business is a nightclub, and the nightclub happens to be Conscience Point, the Hamptons spot made notorious last year after a certain blond public relations executive rear-ended her Mercedes-Benz S.U.V. into a crowd of clubgoers and ignited an explosion of anti-Hamptons, anti-night-life, anti-spoiled-rich-people fervor.

Be conscience about the time.

The avant-garde is supposed to be the conscience of the culture, not its id.

"We were expected to be the conscience of the world," he said.

Set up to be the conscience of the novel, Carver is more mannequin than man.

Oh, I've always known I had to be your conscience and your guts — and your punching bag".

He said that the church had to be the conscience of the nation and went on to rail against abortion and homosexuality.

Of all the mantles that have been foisted on Toni Morrison's shoulders, the heaviest has to be "the conscience of America".

I guess it's supposed to be her conscience.

He added, "There needs to be a conscience in capitalism".