Here, he still has a bit of a conscience, he thinks about what he's doing.
The way the authors gloss over American involvement in the 1996 rescue of Boris Yeltsin's Presidential campaign almost suggests a bit of a guilty conscience.
Kaymer admitted he had a bit of a guilty conscience after taking time away from the game during the festive season, spending it with family and on the ski slopes.
Paul Detterman, executive director of Presbyterians for Renewal, an alliance of conservative Presbyterians, said: "We see this as a bit of a crisis of conscience for us.
This particular gadget has caused us to suffer a bit of a crisis of conscience -- most of us live in confined, city spaces and dream of having our own grill at our disposal every day, but we also just can't figure out how bolting a trough of hot coals to your balcony railing could ever be a good idea.
I know the money she sends is a way to stay away and quiet down the little bit of conscience she's got left.
By insisting on contemplative absorption and civic conscience, Storr is a bit of a schoolmarm, demanding dignity of irresponsible pupils.
Instead, it plans at most a minor tuneup, a bit of tinkering intended to salve the national conscience regarding the infliction of pain.
In his quest for social justice, he was a bit of a curmudgeon, skilled at pricking peoples' consciences and saying exactly what he thought, regardless of whom he offended.
"We are behaving in a neo-colonial way to Africa and we assuage our consciences by giving a bit of foreign aid that in nearly every case goes to the wrong people".
Asking gang members whether they have a conscience makes for good TV, but UK gun crime cannot be solved with a bit of straight-talking.
