Sentence examples for a good conscience from inspiring English sources

A good conscience can take one to strange places.

I don't think I'll ever be able to complain with a good conscience again.

"I have a good conscience because I'm not working against nature," he said.

"It is indispensable for the Occidental world to have a good conscience," he said.

So as written, I feel I can swear the oath with a good conscience," she said.

If I make a comparison with my life at present, though, I can console you with a good conscience.

Can people who are proponents of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights still dine at Chick-fil-A in good conscience?

"What the great religious epoch of the seventeenth century bequeathed to its utilitarian successor was … an amazingly good, we may even say a pharisaically good conscience in the acquisition of money," Weber writes.

"I respect every athlete who may have anther opinion but I can look straightforward into his or her eyes because we have taken our decision with a very good conscience," said Bach.

(Orthopaedic surgeon, Paris, tertiary care hospital) "For pain assessment, there have been policies that were widely circulated that might give you a false good conscience, saying 'I've used my little EVA scale, so there, there's no problem'".

"Can a Catholic in good conscience vote for a candidate who is pro-choice?" said the Rev. Thomas J. Reese, a fellow at the Woodstock Theological Center at Georgetown University.