Sentence examples for question of conscience from inspiring English sources

"It's always more a question of conscience than gender.

The law will pose a "very serious question of conscience, which doctors will have to face".

A humorously telling illustration on which Moser and Hoffmann collaborated is titled "A Question of Conscience" (1897).

But even as he acknowledged the political symbolism of his wedding, he said it was really a question of conscience.

Echoing Zarakolu, she said, "for those of us who are Turkish … it is a deep question of conscience.

"The question of conscience in law hardly matters as long as you influence the authorities to be moderate and exercise restraint," he said.

Marita Golden's After kept readers thinking about important justice issues and questions of conscience.

Mr. Lehane gives shades of gravitas to "Live by Night" by focusing on questions of conscience, morality and faith.

Leaving aside questions of conscience, a balanced diet can also make you happier just by making you healthier.

At the same time, the Pentagon appears increasingly disinclined to recognise questions of conscience among its troops.

Kazakov treats questions of conscience and emphasizes the importance of the individual's harmonious coexistence with nature.