Sentence examples for conscience of that from inspiring English sources

But, in the double-standard-ridden minds of fundamentalist Christian zealots like Chaplain Hernandez, a Christian soldier merely having to listen to something about transgender soldiers — at a policy briefing that included nothing whatsoever about any religion — binds the conscience of that soldier to another religion!

Some of us have too much of a conscience for that.

We also have a database of prisoners of conscience that provides updated information on every prisoner of conscience that anybody knows about.

Leiter comes close to taking this position: "The No Exemptions approach to claims of conscience (or at least to claims of conscience that are burden-shifting), religious or otherwise, is the one most consistent with fairness" (130).

The clarity of conscience that comes of a lifetime in the shadows.

He said this film came out of a tension he felt between the way he and his peers live his life compared with working-class people, and a kind of crisis of conscience that came with that realization.

Writing in the Observer, the 82-year-old retired Anglican archbishop, revered as the "moral conscience" of South Africa, says that laws that prevent people being helped to end their lives are an affront to those affected and their families.

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

But such a vocation may be thought of as a choice of conscience that is not universally required.

Although he was the only Republican to support Mr. Florio's assault weapons ban in 1990, Mr. Gormley said that that decision was a courageous vote of conscience that made him a target of the National Rifle Association.

In contrast, this paper looks beyond the "grammatocentric", and analyzes a practice of oral accounting – the Account of Conscience – that began in the Society of Jesus in the sixteenth century, and has persisted largely unchanged to the present day.