Sentence examples for expressions of conscience from inspiring English sources

Would they not have been cheering for your work, and perhaps applauding your courageous expressions of conscience, your legendary support for civil rights, immigrants and minorities?

World wide expressions of conscience contributed to the decision of the French government to halt atmospheric nuclear tests at Mururoa in the Pacific in 1974 after 41 such explosions (although below-ground nuclear tests continued there into the 1990s).

This expression of conscience was in the tradition of the deepest values we share as a people".

Quaker conversion narratives also influenced the style of The Age of Reason; Davidson and Scheick argue that its "introductory statement of purpose, a fervid sense of inward inspiration, a declared expression of conscience, and an evangelical intention to instruct others" resemble the personal confessions of American Quakers.

Tanya Lokshina, the Russia programme director for Human Rights Watch, called it an attack on freedom of expression, freedom of conscience and the right to privacy that gives law enforcement unreasonably broad powers.

Even the word itself was rare, except in its adverbial form, as in "happily humbled"; expressions like "peace of conscience" or "comfort of heart" were more common.

Architectural preservation began as an expression of liberal conscience.

The fund's list is sponsored by American Express, perhaps partly as an expression of corporate conscience.

Sri Lanka's Constitution recognises the right to freedom of speech and expression and freedom of conscience and religion.

Pope John Paul II called it "one of the highest expressions of the human conscience of our time".

In the face of Richard III, Grant finds power and suffering, the expression of a man of conscience and integrity.