Sentence examples for deep conscience from inspiring English sources

I want to challenge all of you as people of deep conscience, people who are environment stewards of the earth and oceans.

It is because this deeper conscience remains below the surface that he fails to recognise it, and fancies he is hindered by cowardice or sloth or passion or what not; but it emerges into light in that speech to Horatio.

Bradley develops a theory about Hamlet's moral agony relating to a conflict between "traditional" and "critical" conscience: "The conventional moral ideas of his time, which he shared with the Ghost, told him plainly that he ought to avenge his father; but a deeper conscience in him, which was in advance of his time, contended with these explicit conventional ideas.

"Russell has always had a deep social conscience, as marked by his consistent involvement in charity.

And there is a deep, living conscience in the world outside the church that will not be dismissed by glib reference to ego and mood as the only alternative to dogmatic edict.

"People here have a deep Christian conscience which I have seen lived out each day.

"But Ian Murray McKellen is also a man of deep personal conscience.

For, as his friend and former associate, Professor Adam Yarmolinsky of the Harvard Law School, says: "He is a man with a deep social conscience".

He's got a strong business background, a deep social conscience, and is very committed.

We must look deep into our conscience and find out where we have faltered".

Your views must be religious or from a deep place of conscience, not purely sociological or political.