Sentence examples for developing a conscience from inspiring English sources

Fromkin says there are eight "radical turns" that have brought us from the African forests of millions of years ago to where we are now, among them: becoming human, inventing civilization, developing a conscience and achieving rationality.

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

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

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.

When lead characters evolve on legal shows, it's usually to develop a conscience, as James Woods did as a prosecutor on "Shark" or as James Spader did on "Boston Legal".

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

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.

"You need to develop a conscience, Google," Tirado yelled while holding up a T-shirt urging people to stop Google's lawyer Jack Halprin.