Sentence examples for enough conscience from inspiring English sources

"But I'm like most Australians, I wish that Putin would at least show enough conscience to be able to not come to Australia, because he's rubbing our faces in it.

When faced with temptation, we want them to have enough conscience, and an inner voice, which says "NO!", but many star athletes have been conditioned from an early age to believe that they can do whatever they want without being accountable for consequences that follow transgressions.

J. R. R. Tolkien in his epic The Lord of the Rings describes how only the hobbit Frodo is pure enough in conscience to carry the ring of power through war-torn Middle-earth to destruction in the Cracks of Doom, Frodo determining at the end to journey without weapons, and being saved from failure by his earlier decision to spare the life of the creature Gollum.

And if enough Americans of conscience avoid the Kochs, it just might put a dent in their bottom line.

I've already got enough pros on my conscience.

As a more convincing narrative emerges, we can only hope that enough Republicans find the conscience and guts to stand up to Trump and lay down a marker.

One doesn't need to be Armenian or politically educated to recognise this genocide, it's enough to have a conscience".

A gifted student, she lands in Johannesburg, by which time she has enough of a social conscience to turn down an American scholarship because, she says, "I'm needed here".

It seems so long ago now — way back in May — when the revelations that the government had secretly obtained phone records from the A.P. and e-mails from the Fox reporter James Rosen were enough to shock the conscience of the Fourth Estate.

Photograph by Brendan Smialowski/AFP/Getty It seems so long ago now — way back in May — when the revelations that the government had secretly obtained phone records from the A.P. and e-mails from the Fox reporter James Rosen were enough to shock the conscience of the Fourth Estate.

By Lynn Oberlander July 13 , 2013It seems so long ago now — way back in May — when the revelations that the government had secretly obtained phone records from the A.P. and e-mails from the Fox reporter James Rosen were enough to shock the conscience of the Fourth Estate.