Sentence examples for particular conscience from inspiring English sources

"Government departments are not the playthings of individual ministers and their own particular conscience with regard to the EU referendum," he said.

The aspect of antisocial that fits for that is that they have no particular conscience and they will do what they need to do to get what they want.

When all of those things seemed nonexistent on this particular morning, my conscience became my only ally.

His second feature, "Police, Adjective" (which David Denby reviewed in the magazine), also concerns conscience — in particular, the crisis of conscience of a young officer in a small town who is assigned to keep tabs on a trio of young marijuana smokers in view of a bust.

The Somme was not the first or last battle to deliver huge casualties for minimal gain, but thanks to the sheer ineptitude of its strategy and inexpressible scale of its slaughter, it has held a particular place in the conscience of Europe since shortly after it concluded, a byword for the appalling waste and futility of war.

Émile Durkheim held that the soul and conscience were particular forms of an impersonal principle diffused in the relevant group and communicated by totemic ceremonies.

But they have acquired a special deformity of conscience as a result of their identification with their group, their immersion in their particular society.

But he laments "its refusal to allow clergy to follow the dictates of their conscience regarding their particular religious tradition".

Biz Stone is the Jiminy Cricket of this particular production, acting as a conscience for both the company and its investors.

As previously noted Butler discusses two other important constituents of human nature in addition to conscience and the particular passions: self-love and benevolence.

Far from being a comforting salve for the conscience, in this particular case illusions of control may have helped to upturn huge businesses and economies, harming the lives of millions.