Sentence examples for a question of conscience from inspiring English sources

A humorously telling illustration on which Moser and Hoffmann collaborated is titled "A Question of Conscience" (1897).

"It's always more a question of conscience than gender.

But even as he acknowledged the political symbolism of his wedding, he said it was really a question of conscience.

David Cameron apologises for suggesting Tory MEPs should be allowed a free vote on issues concerning homosexuality, conceding that sexual freedom was a fundamental human right, rather than a question of conscience.

"This is, I think, a question of conscience.

A prosecutor at Guantanamo told us how he had a question of conscience while prosecuting an illiterate juvenile who had allegedly signed a confession in a language he did not speak.

Echoing Zarakolu, she said, "for those of us who are Turkish … it is a deep question of conscience.

"It's a question of his personal conscience and opinion," he said.

The law will pose a "very serious question of conscience, which doctors will have to face".

Last week, speaking about Trump staff members who may be weighing their options, McClellan said, "It's kind of a question of appreciating your own conscience and doing what you believe is right".

"The question of conscience in law hardly matters as long as you influence the authorities to be moderate and exercise restraint," he said.