Sentence examples for free conscience from inspiring English sources

What you can eat, with a free conscience, is Icelandic cod, haddock from the north-east Arctic or Cornish mackerel, pollock and whiting.

The free conscience in the responsible individual was awarded an Oscar in this land long before Hollywood started pinning medals on its idolized stars and the free conscience won its Oscar not for any willingness to follow a script but for its tendency to depart from one.

For the League of Human Rights, the secretary of the Cannes-Grasse region, Hervé Lavasse, insists that: "Laïcité guarantees to every citizen a free conscience and freedom of religious expression.

By mapping out your activities you can see what's coming up and when you'll need to have work done by so you can enjoy leisure time with a free conscience.

The traditional arguments of free conscience and of the two kingdoms were radicalized in this period.

They both hold that the free conscience is aloof yet transcendent, liberated and self-aware.

"Thanks!" He took a few strides toward his destination before adding, to a fellow-shopper, "See, I have a completely guilt-free conscience, because I know I'm asking for it without any sense of sex on the mind".

Pettitte said he believed the best route for any player who cheated by using banned substances was to admit guilt and then play in the future with a freer conscience.

And while hell just might have frozen over, perhaps we can work together to a world of freer consciences and fewer mental abuses.

In "The Giver," Lowry explored questions of free will, conscience and authority by artfully weaving them into the fabric of her extraordinary tale.

To save you from becoming cruel and succumbing to foolishnesses, I am treating you roughly, because overly solicitous treatment produces people free from conscience and care".