Sentence examples for developed conscience from inspiring English sources

I carry a strong sense of guilt because I have a finely developed conscience.

Before abolition, some slave owners developed consciences and voluntarily freed their slaves.

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

Withdrawing support through seeking a personal tax rebate does not reflect a highly developed social conscience.

But increasingly, bands like System of a Down display a highly developed social conscience.

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.

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.

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.

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.

The best moment in "I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry," the unpleasant 2007 Adam Sandler comedy about two straight firemen who marry each other, is when Sandler's small-minded superstud character, having suddenly developed a conscience, punches Rob Corddry in the face.