Sentence examples for fit of conscience from inspiring English sources
Even in maddeningly ungovernable Italy, venal politicians have had a fit of conscience and sorted their mess out faster than America has.Bond spreads never blew out.
In a fit of conscience, Olympic officials restored the medals in 1982, but, by then, Thorpe was long dead and entombed via a bizarre arrangement in which two Pennsylvania mining towns Thorpe had never visited — Mauch Chunk and East Mauch Chunk — officially changed their name to Jim Thorpe, Pa.
In a fit of conscience, Perkins quit MAIN in 1980.
Months later, in a fit of conscience, Blanche finds P'tit at the baby farm run by the notorious Doctress Amelia Hoffman (a real-life villainess who never did jail time for her crimes).
Sharon Small vividly interprets Alice as a tight-skirted swinger who is prone to sudden fits of conscience, while Ian Redford brings out Arden's capitalist rapacity.
Cohan did disagree with Kripke and Gamble's assessment of Bela as amoral and uncaring, instead envisioning the character as having "fits of conscience" offscreen throughout the third season.
The Constitution is not, unlike the Miranda majority, offended by a criminal's commendable qualm of conscience or fortunate fit of stupidity.
Mr. Omirbayev suggests as much, with classroom sequences in which university professors lecture on the survival of the fittest and the conscience of the soul.
Feeling pangs of conscience?
A dialogue of conscience.
