Sentence examples for conscience point from inspiring English sources

They opened their first club, Conscience Point in Southampton, N.Y., in their early 20s.

Brantly Martin, whose official title is Conscience Point night-life director, arrived.

That hamlet was plagued for years by two nightclubs, Conscience Point and Jet East.

The study found that three clubs, in addition to Conscience Point, were simply not compatible with their surroundings.

First the Conscience Point Inn, a favorite eastern Long Island reveling spot, is shuttered, and now this.

Their 10-year club résumé includes Suite 16 in Chelsea and the celebutante playground Conscience Point in Southampton (now defunct).

This is because if conscience points to the wrongness of an action the wrongness must be due to the action's conformity or non-conformity with our nature — i.e. due to a conflict among principles.

Conscience points to the meaning of the ethical conflict which, when clarified, may be addressed in order to restore feelings of integrity and peace of mind [ 3].

The lack of dialogue takes some getting used to, but in Australia, where the marginalization of indigenous people has long been a subject of debate and an issue of conscience, the point is presumably clear: Samson and Delilah barely talk because no one would listen if they did.

In general, I argue that it is important to protect provider conscience, to a point (or points) – and those points have to do with burden on the patient and avoidance of invidious discrimination.

The messengers can appeal to customers by charging less than couriers who use cars or vans, and to their consciences by pointing out that they are not hurting the environment.