Sentence examples for consciences before from inspiring English sources

When asked to answer those who feel she's been used by Mr. Moon, she came to, though, snorting, "They should check their own consciences before they say that".

Science-fiction writers have arrived at analogous solutions to the grandfather paradox: murderous grandchildren are inevitably stopped by something — faulty pistols, slippery banana peels, flying squirrels, consciences — before the impossible deed can be carried out.

And you ought to examine your conscience before you vote.

And after examining my conscience before God, I could not repudiate my beliefs.

I wrestled with my conscience before urging him, with feigned conviction, not to open it.

Perhaps there will be some more coherent cries of conscience before we're done.

Last month, in announcing his resignation, Pope Benedict said he made his decision after examining his conscience before God.

Nasheed was a democracy activist and Amnesty International prisoner of conscience before becoming president in Maldives' first multiparty election in 2008.

The principled MP who puts their conscience before anything else can push a button with the electorate.

Saying he had examined his conscience "before God," Benedict said he felt that he was not up to the challenge of guiding the world's one billion Catholics.

The pope made up his mind "after his trip to Mexico and Cuba, and having repeatedly examined his conscience before God, due to his advancing age," the editor, Giovanni Maria Vian, said.