Sentence examples for intelligence and conscience from inspiring English sources

"Hatred can rot away at a person's intelligence and conscience".

Moral instincts evolve to produce shame, guilt, trust, empathy; social intelligence and conscience are born.

The only way forward now depends on the courage, intelligence and conscience of your local MP.

But their proceedings are genuinely democratic: the difficult questions do generally get asked as the lesser-known MPs temporarily lose their two-dimensional constraints and display unsuspected depths of intelligence, humour and conscience.

But he has intelligence, and a conscience.

Bold and communally minded, with flashes of genuine elegance, the two housing complexes reassure you that a keen architectural intelligence and a social conscience are not necessarily at odds.

Mr. Lewis, who played Laertes to Ralph Fiennes's Hamlet on Broadway, creates a heroic but believable character, a man of modesty, intelligence, conscience and unwavering devotion to his job.

As human beings, we were given the gifts of intelligence, conscience, and free will; therefore, we have a responsibility to ALL life.

"The world has become a scary place for children and, in Europe and Central Asia, millions of children are falling through the cracks to be trafficked and traded, exploited and abused, excluded and alienated in ways that affront the intelligence, shame the conscience and break the heart," she said.

Ideally a biography of Orwell would be consistent with its subject's unassuming intelligence, and Jeffrey Meyers's admirable "Orwell: Wintry Conscience of a Generation" is that.

His soul and conscience were nonnegotiable.