Sentence examples for conscience locked from inspiring English sources
It is a horrifying picture of a conscience locked in on itself, freed from the final release of death, deprived of sensation, merely waiting.
But the psychological drama of Paul's traumatized conscience locked in a stifling embrace with the ghost of Sergeant Cleveland, sung with eerie composure by the bass Craig Phillips, was riveting.
In Cuba, prisoners of conscience are frequently locked up with common law prisoners, who are considered very dangerous.
Someone who's been locked up because of his conscience".
But A-Rod is a star constantly locked in a contradiction of conscience as evidenced by his charity.
For the past few weeks, my conscience and my business sense have been locked in mortal combat.
Around 500 prisoners of conscience, including journalists, activists, students, and lawyers, are locked up, tortured and deprived of their most basic rights, such as access to medical treatment or legal counsel.
It means returning to your lone cell night after night, locked away with no phone, no family and nothing between you, your aching conscience and inner demons.
As Dr. King wrote in his 1963 letter, while locked up in a Birmingham jail: "I submit that an individual who breaks a law that conscience tells him is unjust, and who willingly accepts the penalty of imprisonment in order to arouse the conscience of the community over its injustice, is in reality expressing the highest respect for law".
