Sentence examples for examine his conscience from inspiring English sources

But he must examine his conscience: How is it consistent with religious faith to stir hatred and killing?

Goodell should examine his conscience as well and make a decision that is influenced by compassion, not public opinion.

The mother of a woman murdered 30 years ago called today for her killer to examine his conscience and come forward.

Last week Mr Watson accepted he should not have repeated a comment from an alleged sex abuse survivor that the late peer was "close to evil" but on Monday David Cameron said he must go further and "examine his conscience about whether he's said enough so far" and said he had "a lot of questions to answer".

Asked earlier whether Mr Watson should apologise, the Prime Minister said: "It's clear I think that he's got a lot of questions to answer and the House of Commons Select Committees are quite rightly going to ask him some questions so I'm sure he should answer those questions and examine his conscience about whether he's said enough so far".

Milton Keynes Council leader Peter Marland said Mr Shafiq should examine his conscience over whether he could even continue as a councillor.

He examined his conscience, assessing the situation in which his loyal colleagues had been drawn.

Last month, in announcing his resignation, Pope Benedict said he made his decision after examining his conscience before God.

Now, however, Davidson has written a play about a bigoted comedian, and seems to be examining his conscience.

The pope made up his mind "after his trip to Mexico and Cuba, and having repeatedly examined his conscience before God, due to his advancing age," the editor, Giovanni Maria Vian, said.

Saying he had examined his conscience "before God," Benedict said he felt that he was not up to the challenge of guiding the world's one billion Catholics.