Sentence examples for man of conscience from inspiring English sources
From that battle, the governor recalled, he recognized the cardinal as a "man of conscience".
"Mr. Smith comes across as a man of conscience, ideals, and high moral standards.
"The man of conscience turns out to be a whiner, and of course a snitch".
That Gene is a man of conscience who vociferously argues against downsizing makes his severance all the more coldblooded.
"Mr. Smith comes across as a man of conscience, ideals and high moral standards," Mr. Borowitz wrote.
In a burst of ambition, it mounted a historical spectacle set in late-nineteenth-century Paris, "The Life of Emile Zola," starring Paul Muni. "Zola" is meant to be a stirring man-of-conscience movie: after early struggles, followed by huge success, the writer, in self-satisfied middle age, gets drawn, with increasing fury, into the Dreyfus affair.
Mr. Washington himself excels at playing dangerous men, but in Mr. Scott's films he plays men of conscience.
"Mr. Washington himself excels at playing dangerous men, but in Mr. Scott's films he plays men of conscience," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times in November.
In order to convince men of conscience like Robert Kardashian to overlook years of domestic violence, the real OJ Simpson had to know how to devastate people with charm.
Chris Mixon strikes some enjoyably loathsome notes as Bolingbroke's head enforcer, Northumberland, and the guest performers Dan Kremer and Bill Christ (only half of the 12-member cast are Pearl company members) make strong impressions as men of conscience.
