Sentence examples for more conscience from inspiring English sources

On the other side are characters like "Hard-Hearted Hannah" and the scary "Louisville Lou," who "has no more conscience than a snake has hips".

And to make your comment more specific to the issue at hand, there are more and more "conscience" based opt-outs being created by the federal and state governments.

"The entertainment industry could profit from more leaders who grasp its impact on society," a glossy brochure for the program says, adding, "The society could benefit from more conscience, and more critical self-consciousness, in the creative process".

Already feeling alienated as a first-generation student of color at this PWI, the lack of political acumen made me even more conscience of my place on campus.

Maybe if we all became a little more conscience about the things we buy we could make things just a little less crumby for the rest of us.

Like a more conscience-stricken, less dance-loving Lady Gaga, Ms. Welch serves up the joys of studio effort and sonic excess.

And that is the view, no doubt, of many readers here, some of whom will be delighted at the prospect of the law coercing religious organisations into changing their understanding of marriage and will rejoice at the expulsion of more conscience-stricken Christian or Muslim teachers.

I suspect that those who argue in favour of the new commission will do so in the belief that its members will be of a more sensitive conscience, possessing more religious scruples than either MPs or members of existing ethical bodies.

THREE years ago Zell Miller, then a Democratic senator for Georgia, published an anguished book entitled "A National Party No More: The Conscience of a Conservative Democrat".

The skill of the play lies in debating which of the two, when the chips are down, has the more active conscience.

On the contrary, style-conscious women in their late 20's and 30's seem to wear fur unabashedly, heeding fashion more than conscience.