Sentence examples for for the sake of conscience from inspiring English sources
GREENVILLE, N.C. - Before the midterms' tidal wave of cynical bilge recedes, it's worth noting that there are still people in politics who risk it all for the sake of conscience.
A first novel whose narrator lives a barren existence among the 12 million strangers in Calcutta, writing down (and cleaning up) the family past for the sake of his conscience and his dead sister's baby.
A first novel whose narrator lives a barren existence among the 12 million strangers in Calcutta, writing down (and cleaning up) the family past for the sake of his conscience and his dead sisters baby.
Speaking in a question and answer session with members of the London assembly today, Johnson said of his former parliamentary colleague: "I wanted you know for the sake of my own conscience just to talk to Damian and see that I'd understood circumstances correctly and I see absolutely no harm in that whatever.
Our stories are not meant to make the majority uncomfortable for the sake of "hooking into [their] consciences," they're simply indicative of the fact that we are tired of going out of our way to make them comfortable.
LeMond said he had urged Landis to confess any wrongdoing for the sake of the sport and for the sake of his conscience.
She says the speech that took her by surprise today was Adrian Vincent's – he has made "a sacrificial decision for the sake of the church" in voting yes against his own conscience.
For the sake of the sport, not to mention the Olympic and American conscience, you just hope she has a real chance.
But for the sake of argument, let's say that X actually equals the weight of the human consciences that clearly reside inside those two men.
This is the story of multiple betrayals – not least of how the conscience-stricken Christ is treacherously manoeuvred into betraying his own brother for the sake of founding a Church.
As I don't own any variety of sandwich toaster for the sake of my health, this piece will concentrate on the fried variety (but let's keep calling it grilled, for the sake of our consciences).
