Sentence examples for a conscience that from inspiring English sources

And that constant tyranny, because it is a tyranny, of a conscience that is very rigorous and very Catholic.

"It said: 'Why do I have such a thing as a conscience that pokes me and hits me in this way?' And it blew me away.

"Restoration," the best of the three, depicts a minor court figure under Charles II struggling with a conscience that is part aristocratic Cavalier and part Puritan Roundhead.

After that, though, comes the niggling feeling that a reckoning has been shirked, a conscience that should smell to heaven apparently left unexamined.

Still, senators with a conscience that can be shocked should insist that Mr. Bush meet a higher standard than this nomination.

"We believe that he was a great inventor; an inventor with a conscience that made great contributions to road safety," said Victor Doolan, chief executive and president of Volvo Cars of North America.

Those were observations made often by D'Antoni in the six straight defeats that hastened his resignation, but the Knicks had rallied since then, finding a collective spirit and a defensive conscience that carried them for a time.

Raj Kapoor's Shree 420 possesses a spirit and a social conscience that shows up West Side Story for the act of stylised sentimentality it is.

Edmund Knox, Fitzgerald's grandfather, was a staunch Church of England clergyman, a Low Church doctrinal conservative with a social conscience that led him to resign the rural parish where his children blissfully grew up for a gritty slum outside Birmingham.

Even down to Ronaldo, there is a social conscience that should not be overlooked.

The way they handled ethical dilemmas evoked a troubled conscience that made them feel they had failed their patients and the patients' relatives.