The phrase 'conscience at' is not correct or usable in written English.
It does not have any context or meaning as it stands.
A letter from the priest set his conscience at ease.
She is running against my conscience at this point".
Should the state affirmatively recognize claims of conscience at all, whatever their source?
He was an avid reader and developed a social conscience at a young age.
"He's very personable, very likable, but the guy has got no conscience at all".
A conscience, at least at the table, probably isn't much help, either.
Problem solved with a clear conscience, at least until I need a new toaster.
But there is still a test of conscience at the heart of the story.
But at least it suggested the lingering presence of, if not quite a conscience, at least a sense of shame.
But have we the right to buy a surrogate conscience at the cost of thousands of ruined lives?
His Able is a forthright, all-American fellow with a shining conscience at odds with Mosca's moral ambiguity.
