Sentence examples for common sense and conscience from inspiring English sources
In a statement attached to the report, the panel's Turkish representative, Özdem Sanberk, said that "common sense and conscience dictate that the blockade is unlawful .The report urged Israel to make an "appropriate statement of regret" and offer damages to the victims' families.
"I appeal to the common sense and conscience of the Russian authorities to let my husband and the rest of the people from the Arctic Sunrise come home". President Vladimir Putin has said the activists were not pirates but that they had violated international law.
He embodies conscience, common sense and good will.
In his view, "ideologies, systems, apparat, bureaucracy, artificial languages and political slogans" had amassed a uniquely maligned power in the modern world, which pressed upon individuals everywhere, depriving "humans — rulers as well as the ruled — of their conscience, of their common sense and natural speech, and thereby, of their actual humanity".
Instead, the group says its goal is "to encourage benevolence and empathy among all people, reject tyrannical authority, advocate practical common sense and justice, and be directed by the human conscience to undertake noble pursuits guided by the individual will".
But the Catholic reconciliation of oppositions between reason and faith, between change and tradition, between freedom of conscience and magisterial imperative, moved inexorably forward, driven mainly by the common sense and moral independence of the Catholic people.
Common sense, and Percy Pigs, must prevail.
Common sense and decency are also needed.
