Sentence examples for conscience of the area from inspiring English sources

Roy Boughton, the director of the Powell Museum — in many ways the conscience of the area — put it succinctly: "We think it's a big change when the streets get cleaned".

But Tato Torres, a founding member of Yerba Buena and conscience of the area's cultural renaissance, warns me: "This art thing is a double-edged sword.

He was the conscience of the field".

I have been accused of having agitated the conscience of the country's workers.

The conscience of the country.

Lang knew something of the area from his undergraduate activities at Toynbee Hall, and his conscience was troubled by the squalor that he saw as he travelled around the district, usually by bus and tram.

The Conscience of the Holocaust.

Wise conscience of the nation.

It is up to the conscience of the people concerned.

I'm the conscience of the movement".

"He was the conscience of the nation.