Sentence examples for role of conscience from inspiring English sources

Underlying the anarchic fantasy is the moral earnestness that earned Grass the role of "conscience of his generation".

She is writing a book, "Conscience Explained". She is also investigating the role of conscience in politics, and public policy in the United States.

This, and later works such as Cat and Mouse, and Dog Years, earned him the role of "conscience of his generation" and a Nobel prize in 1999.

She is writing a book, "The Moral Sweet Spot: Navigating the Psychological Pitfalls of Conscience". She is also investigating the role of conscience in politics, and public policy in the United States.

The MP for Southwark and Bermondsey has long had the unenviable, if self-appointed, role of "conscience of the Liberal Democrats"; the keeper of the party's social democratic flame.

Among Western religious groups, the Society of Friends (or Quakers) places particular emphasis on the role of conscience in apprehending and responding through conduct to the "Inner Light" of God.

Our phones are beginning to take on the roles of conscience-surrogates, father-confessors, spokesmen for our prefrontal cortexes.

Yet it was LiCari who accepted the solitary role of institutional conscience.

Now 92, Mr. Schmidt plays the public role of national conscience and eminence.

"It restores the role of personal conscience and reminds pastors to meet people where they are.

As her mother faded into the background in the role of national conscience, Ms. Aquino became more prominent.