You have no conscience!" another man shouted.
It was the outcome of "a shining moment in the conscience of man," declared the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.
Known as the network's noisy conscience, a man who hated things trivial, he couldn't last.
He quotes Edgar Allan Poe: "Now and then, alas, the conscience of man takes up a burthen so heavy… that it can be thrown down only into the grave".
For much of the last nine years, Smith was perceived more as a liability than an asset: a talent without restraint, a gunner without conscience, a man with an adolescent's disposition.
The appeal to the moral conscience of man has never been as necessary as it is today… For the danger comes neither from progress nor from science; if these are used well, they can help to solve a great number of the serious problems besetting mankind (Address to the United Nations Organization, 4 October 1965).
AS he drives through the Slavic Village neighborhood, passing homes stripped of aluminum siding, copper pipes and other remnants, Marc A. Stefanski says, "There are still S.& L.'s and banks that lend with a conscience, but, man, you got to find them".
Citizenship endorses the unity of the conscience of man and the public laws, of reason and authority, and of spirit and the flesh.
The film rests largely on the shoulders of Jalil Lespert, whose portrayal of Miloud shows a clown with a conscience, a man who inspires a friendly social worker -- as well as the street children themselves -- to believe that Bucharest's homeless kids are entitled to a better life.
