Sentence examples for consciences on from inspiring English sources

It works when we start dwelling not on the prisoners' bodies but on our consciences, on the promises built into the Constitution, or ones made in executive orders.

Writers have been foisting their guilt-ridden consciences on the literate world ever since St. Augustine.

Zachary Stalberg, the paper's editor, said in an interview: "We weren't responding to much but our own consciences on this.

They also say that Mr. Silver never forces members to cast votes that go against their consciences on issues like abortion or the death penalty.

We want to embody our consciences on our plates, but the reason it's so confusing and self-contradictory is that there is no way to climate-proof your diet.

But in the House of Commons today a defiant Mr Watson said the "belittled and ridiculed" survivors of sexual abuse were the "real scandal" and said all MPs needed to "examine our consciences" on the matter of historical sex abuse.

Second, participants made simplistic distinctions between two types of men: between 'well-meaning men' or 'men of conscience' on the one hand, and those 'other' men who assault women on the other.

He's wrong only in that he attempts to justify voting one's conscience on strategic grounds.

Please clear up your conscience on this.

& the International Committe of Conscience on Vietnam of the Fellowship of Reconciliation.

Then thou mayest ease thy conscience on that score.