Sentence examples similar to degree of conscience from inspiring English sources

The Feddens' manic-depressive daughter, Catherine, serves to some degree as the conscience of the novel, a corrective to the chinless brutes swaggering around her. Lady Partridge, Gerald's mother, is a rival to Bertie Wooster's Aunt Agatha, with a similar line in charm.

Lies reveal the extent of moral compromise one is willing to make and the degree of guilt one's conscience will allow.

Nevertheless, he criticizes Scotus for failing to make a number of necessary distinctions about degrees of virtues and the relationship of conscience to prudence.

Feeling pangs of conscience?

A dialogue of conscience.

A vote of conscience?

A drama of conscience.

A man of conscience".

It is the call of conscience.

James Hansen is a powerful voice of conscience.

What a triumph of conscience!