Sentence examples similar to stricken with conscience from inspiring English sources

Imagine if all these see-no-evil people were stricken with a conscience, with a whistle to blow on themselves?

The film, starring Tom Cruise as a sports agent who is stricken with a conscience, is more than loosely based on the lifestyle of sports lawyer-agent Steinberg, right down to the contents of his wallet.

But the governour aforesaid was much astonied thereat, and being stricken with a great remorse and pricke of conscience, worshipped Mopsus and held his Oracle most venerable; for opening the letter, he shewed publikely the demaund conteined therein, which went in these words: Shall I sacrifice unto thee a white Bull, or a blacke?

Some have speculated he was stricken by conscience when he read his own obituary, published by mistake in 1888 by French newspapers who had confused him with his brother.

That really didn't change as they tried to give Mike a little crisis of conscience when Clayton revealed what foul deal he struck with the aliens for the regular delivery of fresh kids.

Strike with your fingers.

Strike with a wrist motion.

A moment comes when Lord [Marchmain] employs the conventional term "living in sin", which suddenly strikes Julia's conscience..

COFFEE WITH CONSCIENCE The Kennedys, pop duo.

We ought to be absolutely tortured with conscience.

A dramatic wrestle with conscience – and pursuit of justice – follows.