Sentence examples for new conscience from inspiring English sources

"But today there is a new conscience among designers, a will to help one's country".

Having redefined executioners as heroic sufferers and having stifled his empathy for human suffering, including his own, Eichmann was numb enough to follow his new conscience.

Two years after Go Tell It on the Mountain, Baldwin collected his essays in Notes of a Native Son, a mix of autobiography and political commentary on race in America that identified Baldwin as the new conscience of the nation on racial matters.

A new conscience for truths that have hitherto remained unheard".

And, for Christmas 2010, I'm hanging a photo of that 1902 Chicago Santa by the mantle with care -- in hopes that a new conscience soon will be there.

Earlier this year, the Trump administration reshuffled the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to create a new Conscience and Religious Freedom Division, an office devoted to allowing people of faith to refuse service to LGBTQ people.

Her new novel, "Conscience," will be published in August.

They'll be discussing Thomas's new book, "Conscience," which tells the story of her great-grandfather Norman Thomas and his three brothers during the First World War.

QUESTION FROM SOEREN: Looking at the U.S. of 2010 from abroad, I am wondering if people like Jon Stewart are becoming the "new" good conscience of public discourse?

The way these spontaneous demonstrations took place and maintained a unity of demands, despite the blackout on mobile communication and stoppage of internet service, proves that a new collective conscience has been born in Egypt.

The New England conscience doesn't keep you from doing what you shouldn't; it just keeps you from enjoying it.