Sentence examples for class conscience from inspiring English sources

It is an imperfect world populated by individuals who lack class, conscience and moral compass.

But are the protests really as anti-nationalist and class conscience as we might hope?

An unavoidable response of the middle-class conscience to a poor society is the socialist intellectual, who is often supported by family inheritance.

The personification of class and conscience, Norman exemplified the words of the rabbis: "He who runs from honor, will be pursued by it".

In an appeal for donations on Wednesday, Mr. Boozman's campaign manager, Sarah Huckabee Sanders (the daughter of Mike Huckabee), called her boss "a man of class and conscience," in contrast to Mrs. Lincoln, for whom she reserved epithets like "slanderous," "negative" and whom she compared to Harry Reid, the embattled Senate majority leader.

But with the rise of a burgeoning middle class, a social conscience has emerged, too.

It's a statement characteristic of a filmmaker who combines acerbic wit with political conscience, class sympathy with ironic distance, and whose sensibility seems to have staying power.

In Indonesia, he writes, there was a combination of factors that gave Suharto the final push: "The I.M.F. as the voice of international bankers, the students as the pulse of middle-class and national conscience, the mob as the raised fist of the suppressed, his own collaborators as greedy-handed opportunists: all opposed him".

And now that the party is staking a claim on working-class and middle-class voters with social conscience, Willetts is a good guide to what progressive Tories are worried about.

I had no axes to grind intellectually, and if along the way issues of memory and conscience and class order arose, that was fine.

And as popular resentment rightfully swells against Wall Street and the bloated executive class, Congresspeople with a conscience have new wind at their back to reject the wishes of their donors and re-commit to the will of the people.