Sentence examples for conscience element from inspiring English sources

"It's the conscience element.

In much the same way as Atticus' bromides — "The one thing that doesn't abide by majority rule is a person's conscience" — such elements strike me now as less than realistic, more the stuff of myth.

I asked him whether there was an element of guilty conscience involved.

Mr. Dalaras, who sells out arenas in Europe, is a pivotal figure in Greek popular music, drawing on major songwriters and holding on to traditional elements and a social conscience.

When he took over, Putin vowed to protect freedoms of speech, conscience and the media as "fundamental elements of a civilised society".

Vance's resignation legitimized criticism of the rescue mission and brought the element of individual judgment and conscience back onto the scene.

But the other elements of how you construct "conscience", as a soldier, seem less derived from the authority of any State -- and more personally derived.

There are a number of elements in the natural supremacy of conscience that help us to understand the nature of its authority.

Someone whose conscience is sound has in place the basic elements of sound judgment and practical reasonableness, that is of the intellectual and moral virtue which Aquinas calls prudentia.

(sub. req'd) I took issue with that article at the time, but there is one element of it that simply shocks the conscience and qualifies for the ugliness hall of fame.

Grant spoke candidly of his discomfort over rising inequalities: I find it quite hard to look at the inequality … and not feel that I am making some contribution to it … and there is an element of salving your own guilt or conscience within that, which is not necessarily a bad thing to do, better than staying guilty.