Sentence examples for conscience pangs from inspiring English sources

If some prices brought on conscience pangs, others were more manageable.

Tris was originally from Abnegation, which partly accounts for her persistent honesty and conscience-pangs, but she is suppressed because she is a "divergent" – an unclassifiable free spirit.

The uncanny call of conscience – the pang and pain of its sudden appearance – feels like an alien voice, but is, Heidegger insists, Dasein calling to itself.

("No worse, I guess," a camp employee muses, "than what happens in shul"). Despite a few conscience-related pangs, Bucky quickly gets wind of "that phantom, future happiness".

Feeling pangs of conscience?

Not because of legitimate pangs of conscience.

One quotes history to avoid responsibility or pangs of conscience.

But not everybody, I found, had the same pangs of conscience.

To a few, he confided pangs of conscience over his wife's burdens.

(Why not allow Belloq to change sides? His pangs of conscience are rather elegant).

The Schofield Kid suffers crippling pangs of conscience after his first murder.