Sentence examples for conscience either from inspiring English sources

This worry is not really Joe's conscience, either, but rather his anticipation of serious embarrassment and social rejection.

Look, I didn't want to be a prisoner of conscience, either.

Still, truth to tell, being nice would not necessarily be conscience, either.

A lot of times, she has no conscience, either, about some of the damage she does behind her.

Carl Maury New York, Dec. 19, 2010 • To the Editor: It seems that the lame-duck session is the span of time when legislators realize that they can vote their conscience either because they have not been re-elected or because they are so thankful that they have been re-elected that they owe their constituents some thoughtful, courageous actions.

Doves think that America should close Guantánamo, abstain from interrogations that trouble the conscience and either try its enemies in open court or free them.

Somehow I doubt that a society's collective conscience is either starved or fed so significantly by the prominent purveyors of its latest wares.

But although she may have been influenced by Dickens, whose works she had read, Mitchell the writer has none of the social conscience of either the Victorian Englishman or Victor Hugo.

Finally, some of you say even if Hillary is better than Trump, you're tired of choosing the "lesser of two evils," and you're going to vote your conscience by either writing Bernie's name in, or voting for the Green Party candidate, or not voting at all.

Firing someone who in good conscience was either not aware to have hung up and management unwilling to accept that under the pretext that it was a "serious offense" is nothing but Orwellian.

"As a conservative, I cannot in good conscience support either morally and politically corrupt liberals running, and [Libertarian candidate] Gary Johnson is quite possibly insane," he told me.