Sentence examples for public conscience from inspiring English sources

In his role as the city's ombudsman, Mr. Green is part public conscience, part official nudger.

I believe we need more female STEM stars to reach the public conscience.

The tradition of songwriter as public conscience turned up at Globalfest, though blocked at times by language barriers.

The first topic discussed is one that is most prevalent in the public conscience – the financial crisis.

This has had a great impact on the pattern of home agriculture - and on the public conscience.

Thankfully, the media - and in this case the medium of film - occasionally stand in for the public conscience.

"Every year around April and May, stories from Everest begin to trickle into the public conscience," writes Jimmy Chin.

Clinton said she could "really appreciate" Nancy Reagan's "very effective low-key advocacy" that "penetrated the public conscience" on Aids.

But it was photographs of three-year-old Alan Kurdi, drowned on a Turkish beach, that pricked the public conscience.

The mayor's decision reclaimed some authority and public conscience for the whole process of city planning, which had been deeply devalued in the '80s.

In the last 20 years the public conscience has been stirred, and legislation has been introduced to wipe out various forms of discrimination.