Sentence examples for some conscience from inspiring English sources

"Have some conscience!" he told Maj.

They have some feeling, some conscience, for what they have done.

Then there was some conscience massaging about how Britain is totally helping Syrian refugees while insisting that we can't let too many in or we'll be "overwhelmed".

Recently, some conscience-stricken American officials have privately begun to ask why the model of Operation Pacific Haven can't be emulated today.

That may have assuaged some consciences.

Some consciences stirred, and Arthur appointed George Augustus Robinson to "conciliate" the surviving Aboriginal population.

Survivors like Qualls have been a goad to some consciences in Major League Baseball and its players association.

Randolph, Thomas Jefferson's grandson, drafted a series of ethical standards for mine use that may have eased some consciences in what was now becoming total war.

Toyota, Saab, Volvo, Mercedes-Benz and others have developed similar gizmos and, as costs fall, it's likely they will be offered on more mass-market cars, where perhaps they'll prod some consciences.

Though we cannot save every child, we can take steps to save a great many – not through waking some "sleeping conscience", but by recreating the space that we once called "childhood" and letting children determine for themselves how they would like that space to be filled.

I suppose it isn't that surprising that Ridley should be the figurehead on this particular ship of fools: the Economist was no better than any of the mainstream economics pundits at spotting the looming iceberg of 2007-8, and it's presumably some residual conscience about this that underpins all their hedging.