Why make all this effort to dismiss the death of an unknown peasant girl if it weren't that the C.O. recognized that there were forces of conscience that might have to be contended with?
The idealistic stage of youth, however, contains new internal sources of constraint, as individuals once more become enslaved, this time to the spiritual forces of conscience and reason.
In his slim, pinstriped double-breasted suits, he's a force of complicated conscience that brings to mind Sam Spade in "The Maltese Falcon".
Fused with the black community's force of moral conscience and leadership, such a movement toward independence can transform American democracy and overcome the legacy of two-party control.
No surprise, then, that on May 2, following a successful, multifaceted systematically nonviolent reemergence of Occupy as a force of American conscience on issues of inequality, money-tainted politics and economic and social injustice, the Times headlined its brief, back page print article on the events "At May Day Demonstrations, Traffic Jams and Arrests".
"All of the debate of the past five years has been about forcing people of conscience to bow to the new definition of marriage".
So it's unsurprising the occupation has forced a crisis of conscience at the Church of England, if not at the City of London, yet.
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Doctors continue to debate the ethics of force-feeding prisoners of conscience on a hunger strike, but based on official media accounts, it's likely that Irom's hunger strike wouldn't have been disastrous to her physical health.
