Sentence examples for conscience in him from inspiring English sources

But thought they had seen a "twinge of conscience" in him after Erin quit.

Bradley develops a theory about Hamlet's moral agony relating to a conflict between "traditional" and "critical" conscience: "The conventional moral ideas of his time, which he shared with the Ghost, told him plainly that he ought to avenge his father; but a deeper conscience in him, which was in advance of his time, contended with these explicit conventional ideas.

The Post's touch suited Wodehouse's art perfectly, as the Riviera suited Matisse, but Fitzgerald's social conscience, implanted in him like a pacemaker by Edmund Wilson, at Princeton, sporadically bugged him and made him eager not to be seen as a Post writer.

He is a one-joke character, but he slowly gains the role of Custer's conscience, keeping him in line by reigning in his more vengeful instincts.

Rosmus was presented with the Conscience-in-Media Award in a special ceremony at the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum.

But his experience as a prisoner of conscience in the former Soviet Union not only stamped him forever; it also shaped others' expectations of him in unyielding ways.

What he commended in the poet Marina Tsvetaeva – "the good force of creative mind at work in the light of conscience" – can be commended in him too.

They laud him for following his conscience in doing the right thing to honor Waring.

While packing, Moe is confronted by his own conscience, in the form of Homer, who makes him feel bad for his betrayal.

In the letter the archbishop says that he had already given Mr. Marcoux $14,000 in personal funds, and could not in good conscience supply him with any archdiocesan money.

Thaw refined him, making Morse a moral conscience in a vintage car.