Sentence examples for consciences of from inspiring English sources

It plays on the minds and consciences of men.

The consciences of the narrators are always catching them out.

And what about the consciences of the employees?

Rarely do the North Korean gulags enter the consciences of international policymakers.

Proponents of the show of hands have less confidence in the consciences of politicians.

This is how entire industries shirk reform, while niche products ease the consciences of the few.

Then came the lines that tore through the consciences of many like me.

Traceability can be good for more than just soothing the culinary consciences of foodies.

These questions are channeled through the consciences of two Britons, one religious, the other not.

As for Mr. Kulistikov, he said he was not losing any sleep over the troubled consciences of his journalists.

"We wanted to prick the consciences of the people who have caused this city so much pain," Mr. Mayorga said.