Sentence examples for is conscience from inspiring English sources
noun
The moral sense of right and wrong, chiefly as it affects one's own behaviour.
Irony, you could say, is conscience.
He is conscience speaking through contradiction.
The subject is conscience - political and personal - and lack of it.
Brantly Martin, whose official title is Conscience Point night-life director, arrived.
My favorite activity is conscience dreaming; the greatest inspiration for my political business information.
The festival theme this summer is "Conscience and Beauty," though that was less a template in the making of programs, Mr. Spano said in an interview, than a lens through which to view them.
Kovic is conscience-stricken because he thinks he killed a fellow soldier in the chaos of an engagement.
For example, we hear that Mike is conscience-stricken when a corrupt policeman he has interviewed kills himself after the article appears.
They are conscience matters".
What interested her above all was conscience.
For some it's cynicism, for others it's conscience.
