Sentence examples for final conscience from inspiring English sources

That "77-44" refers to the MPs' final conscience vote on the legislation which made New Zealand the 15th country in the world to allow same-sex marriage.

This instalment feels like a final reckoning or conscience-clearing in the face of Miss R's stern idealism.

His final examination of his conscience on the eve of Bosworth becomes an astonishing portrayal of a mental breakdown precipitated by life-long self-loathing.

What those belated feelings of guilt would indicate is that Mr. McNamara was, in the final analysis, a man of conscience.

His activism, however, was undimmed — he attended political rallies and antiwar protests into his final years — and his social conscience remained acute.

But there must be risks in any idea that Mr Cameron's good conscience is a final court of appeal when it comes to public spending.You could see this at the weekend, when the papers were full of the story of Mr Cameron squashing a proposal by a junior health minister to save pounds 50 million a year by abolishing free milk for young schoolchildren.

When the bill hits the floor each member will have a final opportunity to vote their conscience and show their constituency where they stand on the war in Iraq.

The same goes for his sudden attack of conscience, which causes his final task to go badly awry.

I doubt it," said Rev. Dr. Joan Brown Campbell, director of the religion department at Chautauqua Institution and a member of the Council of Conscience that wrote the final version of the Charter.

As the medievalist Gwendolyn Morgan observes, Joan's sanity is a continuing theme throughout the film, beginning with the priest questioning her as a child and ending with her conversations with 'The Conscience' in the film's final scenes.

An editorial the next day, titled "One of the Dispossessed," saw in Zweig's final act "the problems of the exile for conscience sake".