Sentence examples for fading conscience from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Aquino spent the decades after her presidency as the fading conscience of her country, supporting social causes and, in her last years, joining street protests calling for the resignation of the current president, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo.
Cajun cooking seems largely to have faded from the popular conscience, but if you ever want to know what it was all about, this is the place to learn.
A nod to the legacy of still life paintings, Triantafyllidis treats his dense, complex compositions as snapshots of time, reflective of the desires and whims of the human conscience just before they fade from consciousness forever.
As her mother faded into the background in the role of national conscience, Ms. Aquino became more prominent.
Gradually, CAR has faded from our policymakers' priorities, our headlines and, in turn, from our collective conscience.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg, at 80 the court's combative liberal conscience, accused her colleagues of "hubris" in suggesting that racism has faded as a menace, notably in the Deep South a suggestion, she noted, that involved ignoring a 2006 judgment to the contrary by Congress.
Watchdog, gadfly, conscience, irritant.
His conscience pounces: "Aha!
"Conscience" is indefinable.
