Sentence examples for an act of conscience from inspiring English sources

As an act of conscience, it's hard to beat.

He saw his decision to come to Bruichladdich as an act of conscience.

If an act of conscience can be a betrayal, it can also be a tragedy.

In this case, a Republican vote for a Democratic representative will be an act of conscience.

Mr. Gormley described his vote for Mr. Florio's assault weapon ban as an act of conscience.

"It was an act of conscience," Mr. Siegel said of the refusal to arrest the man.

Newsweek's apology was an act of journalistic conscience.

Next to all this, Ditto's bolt from the firm seems like an act of social conscience.

Who was not absorbed by the tale of a drifter, a nun, and a house painter who penetrated the exterior of one of nation's most secure nuclear facilities, in either an act of supreme conscience or one of reckless fantasy?

He briefly became a national figure in the fall of 1959, a result of an individual act of conscience that in many ways was the opening act of the American student movement of the 1960's.

The question before them is whether a team boycott would be a useful act of conscience or just a gratifying snipe that adds to the current toxicity.