Sentence examples for questions conscience from inspiring English sources

To such questions, conscience, not competence, dictates the answers.

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.

Mr. Grisham seems genuinely interested in the questions of conscience that snare Ray, and he makes them matter.

Counsel for the defense paid no attention, because, unlike Eichmann, he was to all appearances not interested in questions of conscience.

Hearing it after the Barber brought a heightened sense of two composers articulating questions of conscience both as individuals and on behalf of humanity.

And in raising so many questions of conscience among the clergy and the laity it has created more problems than it has solved.

But, if the charades of appearances and manners are stripped away, and if only economic tumult and questions of conscience are considered, then mid-nineteenth-century Britain had much in common with India today.

It is not surprising that an author steeped in religious studies is so sensitive to the questions of conscience and artistic dilemmas faced by Schweitzer and Casals during the war years.

Philip's intensified preoccupation with questions of conscience and morals may have been prompted by the death in April 1305 of Queen Joan, a determined woman of scholarly inclinations and a devotee of St . Louis