Sentence examples for conscience change from inspiring English sources

As president, Mr. Putin said that he would prefer a longer term but that he could not in good conscience change the Constitution.

Why and how should white people's hearts and consciences change -- and Loury's hope depends a great deal on this -- if their general indifference is the cause of the problem?

King, Conscience for Change, 1967.

Hine's work documenting child labor in the United States helped stir the nation's conscience and change its labor laws.

Judgment Day: The Struggle for Life on Earth is a powerful warning of the perils of global warming and a mobilization of the Christian conscience to change our thinking, our ways of acting, and so to save our planet.

His unfinished novel Jean Santeuil has Picquart at its heart, not only the upright soldier who exposed the anti-Semitic stitch-up at the top of France's High Command but the ideal type of human being, a "poet and philosopher" who proved that conscience could change the world.

Dean's insights are based on his own experience as an al-Qaida terrorist – but one who underwent a crisis of conscience and changed tack to spy for British intelligence.

17). Leslie Daigle: The Newport councilwoman followed her conscience and changed her position — not something many politicians have the courage to do — on the contentious fire ring issue.

Only the portion of the industry that wants to cater to consumers with consciences has changed; the rest of the industry continues to use pesticides, or unfair trade, or destructive fishing gear – and can sell those products at lower prices to people who don't feel bad about buying them.

Without acts of sacrifice guided by conscience no real change happens.

In Energy Without Conscience: Oil, Climate Change, and Complicity (Duke University Press), David McDermott Hughes '89 argues that, the same way tobacco use often provokes revulsion, so should the use of hydrocarbons.