Sentence examples for conscience of the show from inspiring English sources
How he somehow becomes the conscience of the show is a revelation.
"Cramer was the fashion conscience of the show," the actor adds.
Carlton Cuse, a show runner and writer on "Lost," and a member of the Writers Guild negotiating committee, said he thought that the question of whether to perform some duties during the strike "is a decision that should be left up to the conscience of the individual show runner".
Ravi Shankar's role as concert instigator and the true conscience of the UNICEF shows was also noted.
Reviewers commented on Myles' standing as a leading lady: Comic Book Resources' Remy Minnick describes Gwen as "the true heart of Torchwood", while Scott Lewinski from Wired magazine described Myles' portrayal as the conscience of the Torchwood team, and the show itself.
Prisons are the bad conscience of the liberal imagination not because they show the true, oppressive face of the liberal state but because they expose how fragile liberal proceduralism can be.
Eustis's production has a fine behemoth puppet show to catch the conscience of the king, an imposing, streamlined Elsinore, designed by David Korins, and a handful of seasoned players; what it doesn't have is an instinct or an eye for making a spectacle of the frenzied distortion of nightmare.
Proponents of the show of hands have less confidence in the consciences of politicians.
The Conscience of the Holocaust.
