Sentence examples for a conscience in from inspiring English sources

Corporate entities can even be said to have a "conscience" in the sense of acting responsibly and with regard to moral principles.

After some hideous recent shooting performances, the Knicks found their 3-point strokes, and more of a conscience in taking them.

I don't think there is a conscience in Ashley, and I certainly think she is a threat to do something similar".

"We want police officers that do have a conscience in our community and not officers who are as cold as ice and see our children as demons and criminals".

Some later new roles included Tiresias in John Buller's The Bacchae, the Man Without a Conscience in Nigel Osborne's Goya opera Terrible Mouth, and King Hildebrand in Ken Russell's outrageous production of Gilbert and Sullivan's Princess Ida.

Worshippers of Preston Sturges will recognize the title of this film; "O Brother, Where Art Thou?" was the name of the well-meaning, socially constructive work that was planned by the Joel McCrea character — a movie director saddled with a conscience — in "Sullivan's Travels".

His father, Edwin A. Pearson, was minister of Newtonbrook, a congregation with a social conscience in a country where the government has routinely provided grants to religious organizations that serve the disadvantaged.

Governor Romney supports the Blunt Bill because he believes in a conscience exemption in health care for religious institutions and people of faith," said Andrea Saul, a spokesperson for Romney.

It is a delightful, youthful, fresh film about the dawning of a political conscience in a young man later to become an icon of the Cuban revolution.

Thaw refined him, making Morse a moral conscience in a vintage car.

But Corrie was always a progressive with a conscience and in January 2003 she went to work with the International Solidarity Movement in Gaza.