Sentence examples for consciences over from inspiring English sources

There are six members of the cabinet who have strongly Eurosceptic views and may wrestle with their consciences over the referendum.

The second is that those who salve their consciences over third-world poverty by buying the occasional T-shirt will also be willing to pay over the odds for a supply of ordinary knickers.

They bring Galileo forward, partly as a prestigious tool in their arguments, partly to salve their consciences over the way they have manipulated history to bring about a version in which he shortens the war of religion and science by heroically dying at the stake.

She is one of three cabinet ministers who are Catholics - the others are Des Browne and Paul Murphy - who have struggled with their consciences over their vote in the human fertilisation and embryology bill to halve the upper time limit for abortions, an issue on which a free vote was held in the house.

Most movingly she appealed for the world to remember that while her time as a prisoner of conscience was over, there were those in her country who had not yet been released or received justice.

But, I heard from my own conscience and over and over again from employees who wanted "something to be done" I had watched as nothing was being done.

To a few, he confided pangs of conscience over his wife's burdens.

Giving precedence to personal conscience over parliamentary decisions is now much more acceptable than ever before.

Green also said he had a "clear conscience" over the tax structure of his businesses.

"I've had a struggle with my conscience over this one," wrote Mr Afriyie, with a heavy heart.

I spent the weekend grappling with my conscience over the sight of Rupert Murdoch getting married again at almost 85.