Sentence examples for developed a conscience from inspiring English sources

Has fashion suddenly developed a conscience, one might not unreasonably wonder?

In "Schindler's List," his performance as Oskar Schindler lit up when Schindler, a freewheeling exploiter of Jewish ghetto labor, developed a conscience.

Companies like Target, Denny's and Unilever would like consumers to believe that they developed a conscience overnight, and perhaps they have.

Thanks to the writings of George R Sims and the pioneering journalist WK Stead, among others, well-off Londoners developed a conscience about people who had previously been sentimentalised or brutalised.

But somewhere along the way he appears to have developed a conscience, raising concerns (first internally, later to the authorities, and later still in public) about the bank's alleged acceptance of deposits linked to tax-dodgers and money launderers.

Has he just now developed a conscience?" A lifelong Conservative voter, Ellis has been an active member of the Conservative Disability Group for the past four years, responsible for its website.

"We have to develop a conscience as a community, to see ourselves as a collective society.

Did he develop a conscience and a spine in two months?

Some of these babies fail to develop a conscience and later in life are called psychopaths.

"Between the ages of 2 and 3, you develop a conscience," Ms. Poston said.

Asked what advice he had for Vaizey, Beadle said: "My advice would be … to develop a conscience.