Sentence examples for sensitive conscience from inspiring English sources

I suspect that those who argue in favour of the new commission will do so in the belief that its members will be of a more sensitive conscience, possessing more religious scruples than either MPs or members of existing ethical bodies.

You'll see this sentiment in anti-cup rants here and there: "I sheepishly ignore my normally eco-sensitive conscience and heed the wisdom of a friend who said, 'Your period is not the time to save the Earth' … Which is why I'm so confused about women who swear by the DivaCup," wrote one woman.

I am an artist with a sensitive social conscience.

I said it several times, I am an artist with a sensitive social conscience.

Well, they assuage the conscience of sensitive investors.

The physicians wished they had been more sensitive to their own conscience and had been brave enough to influence the relatives in order to avoid the patients' suffering.

Those who try to meet prisoners of conscience, travel to sensitive areas such as Xinjiang or Tibet or attend the trials of dissidents often encounter obstacles set up by Chinese authorities.

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.

Silfverberg [ 29] emphasizes that an ethical mind with a feeling for concerns and judgements can be developed not only through being sensitive to the voice of conscience but also by observing and being corrected, in a sense of togetherness, by other people.

Working toward justice in this arena will mean consciences that are sensitive to the problem.

According to Fromm [ 32] when you are not sensitive enough to follow the voice of conscience, conscious feelings of guilt about the person being failed will be induced.