Sentence examples for emotional conscience from inspiring English sources

From being an outgrowth of the historical situation of one people in one place and time, it has developed into the emotional conscience of the entire continuum of Western vernacular musical styles.

With his single-minded commitment to singing about ratchet love, he's like The-Dream without the emotional baggage or the conscience.

Chancellor Angela Merkel, who has surprised many with her emotional appeals to Europe's conscience, has announced that Germany expects eight hundred thousand applicants for refugee status this year, and her government said that the country can absorb up to half a million applicants a year for a period after that.

But Cantor is definitely a maximalist when it comes to covering emotional ground, especially the spasm of conscience.

Nietzsche spent much time analyzing emotional states such as resentment, guilt, bad conscience, and self-contempt.

Then there is Rickie: he is the conscience of "Small g," the emotional pivot on which the novel balances.

Let's all feel for Gov. Pat Quinn as he confronts an emotional double-header: dealing with both his conscience and a rhetorical onslaught from Wisconsin's spirited, fiscally conservative governor.

"Today I choose to vote my conscience," said Reid in an emotional speech.

Anyway, as Pope's memories began to manifest in Stewart, we see the hardened sociopath start to feel the stirrings of conscience, not to mention an emotional attachment to the dead agent's widow (Gadot) and daughter.

But it's rare for Mr. Crialese's political conscience to translate into an organic emotional payoff.

Many knew that Spalding Gray, who spoke publicly of infidelity, depression and a sometimes pained conscience, had his fair share of emotional turmoil.