Sentence examples for current conscience from inspiring English sources

"A reasonable inference from the habituation brought about by imposing capital punishment under near rote conditions," Judge Thomas wrote, "is that a judge may be less likely to reflect the current conscience of the community and more likely to consider imposing a death penalty as just another criminal sentence".

People may sympathetically understand that most Japanese people don't want to face up to what their predecessors did in China and other East Asian countries, and that they treat them as intolerable history which insults their current conscience and morality.

This piece originally appeared on The Current Conscience.

To coincide with the Peter Benenson memorial, The Observer is highlighting the cases of six current prisoners of conscience.

Analysing the sentiments on Fraser's leadership on humanitarian policy strikes at the current Australian political conscience like an "elegant weapon from a more civilised age".

In 2011, 10,000 people walked through Sydney during the Labor national conference to call for a binding vote, not the current shame of a conscience vote.

But she will have to become much more than a conciliator to fill the shoes of the retiring Justice John Paul Stevens, in many ways the conscience of the current court.

There has been a crisis of conscience in the current administration, and an abysmal job from the national media to educate the populous.

"Unfortunately, as recent developments have come to light, I cannot in good conscience continue in my current position".

As recent developments have come to light, I cannot in good conscience continue in my current position.

Barry Gewen's review of Justin Vaïsse's "Neoconservatism" (June 13) ably catalogs that movement's evolution from "the skeptical conscience of liberalism" to its current unrepentantly hawkish iteration.