Sentence examples for conscience through from inspiring English sources

Nikos Michaloliakos, the party leader, encourages displays designed to show Golden Dawn's social conscience, through public distributions of food parcels to the needy.

Denied authority by the United Nations to intervene, Dallaire tried to broker a cease-fire, protect the innocent, prick the world's conscience through the media.

She ranges across sanitation's long history here, from New Amsterdam's ban on scavenging pigs and Commissioner George E. Waring Jr.'s immaculate White Wings cleaning crews at the turn of the 20th century (whose brooms, Jacob Riis wrote, "swept the cobwebs out of our civic brain and conscience"), through the command breakdown that sullied the department's reputation after the 2010 blizzard.

There is this, too: "Yes, you must guard against arrogance; but if you're doing your job and putting your motives and conscience through their paces, accept that maybe you really do know better and can see a little further down the road than others".

On the other hand, I am told that in at least some Buddhist traditions self-immolation is regarded as a high expression of one's conscience through suffering.

What Michael needed was not painkillers but counseling, not the numbing of an inner wound through drugs but the awakening of an inner conscience through spiritual guidance.

He is conscience speaking through contradiction.

Klee's Protestant conscience shone through this work, and led him later to pillory the church for its acquiescence in Nazi racism and criminality.

I'd lie awake for three hours rather I'd have a really guilty conscience sneaking through life on sleeping pills"." A similar view was held by Mrs. L, aged 69 and suffering from COPD and several musculoskeletal disorders.

One whose conscience is awakened through self-interest, perhaps, but a hero nonetheless.

Luther insisted, on the other hand, that true and certain religious knowledge could and must be gained through conscience.