Sentence examples for conscience given from inspiring English sources

In remarks before the Monday vote, Ms. Haley recalled that abstention last year, describing it as "a stain on America's conscience". Given a chance to vote again, she said, the United States would have vetoed that resolution.

But, he may not be ready to act according to his conscience, given the conservative tone of our country, and therein lies the potential problem with his legacy.

Here's an excerpt: "The denial of his application was an unjustifiable exercise of discretion that shocks the judicial conscience, given that it will deprive [Mr. Delakas] of the business that he has painstakingly built up over a period of more than 20 years".

Or will his conscience give?

But what does this uncanny call of conscience give one to understand?

I could not in good conscience give my vote to either him or Clinton.

We watched as the release of scores of prisoners of conscience gave way to renewed political arrests and clampdowns on freedom of expression.

"We'd taken each other's pulse and decided we didn't see anything that we could, in good conscience, give the prize to," Mr. Ray said.

U.S. District Judge Michael Hogan said a lengthy sentence would "shock the conscience," giving the elder Hammond just three months, and his son a year and a day, behind bars.

To others, Saramago has taken on the role of a more universal conscience, giving his literary fables about the failures of democracy or the tyranny of corporations a broader reach.

The day after the encyclical appeared . . . a priest came with the question whether he should not in honesty to his conscience give up his priestly ministry; he could not act in accordance with the encyclical".