Sentence examples similar to special conscience from inspiring English sources

What they now claim is a right to special treatment: to conscience that trumps law.

But they have acquired a special deformity of conscience as a result of their identification with their group, their immersion in their particular society.

They create a false belief system that everything can stay the same--as Merton described--a special deformity of conscience as a result of (our) identification with (our) group, (our) immersion in their particular society.

Whale consumption occupies a special place in the Japanese conscience.

Despite its low body count, this incident likely attracted more attention than, say, the much bloodier Roanoke bar shooting earlier that week because, as Jaclyn Schildkraut, a specialist on media coverage of mass shootings at the State University of New York Oswego recently explained to VICE, schools hold a special place in our national conscience.

London holds a special place in the Catalan collective conscience.

Notice that this analysis unfolds without reference to any special status for religious claims of conscience.

Catholics are also to examine their conscience daily and with special care before confession.

That is why the NUJ does put forward special pleading on the issue of a Conscience Clause.

This is not a matter of conscience that should be given special exemption because of religious freedom or charitable effectiveness.

Mr Subianto, a former special forces general, told the TV audience his "conscience is clear".