Sentence examples for the conscience of a from inspiring English sources

George W. Bush; economics textbooks such as Microeconomics (2004) and Macroeconomics (2005); and nonacademic best sellers such as The Return of Depression Economics (1999) and The Conscience of a Liberal (2007).

THE CONSCIENCE OF A LIBERAL, by Paul Krugman. (Norton, $15.95).

Perhaps their poems will prick the conscience of a nation".

Dickens was the storyteller to a nation; Hugo was the conscience of a people.

You can't delegate the conscience of a whole nation to a single man".

The title of Paul Krugman's new book, "The Conscience of a Liberal," is no accident.

If sewers are the conscience of a city, isn't London feeling guilty?

You can read more on Krugman's blog, The Conscience of a Liberal.

Safe in victory, Welles could empathetically display the conscience of a king who, in fact, displayed none.

He says that in 1984 he helped produce Mr. Reagan's book "Abortion and the Conscience of a Nation".

But Shakespeare also shows the Bastard's shift from a bumptious opportunist into the conscience of a divided, war-torn England.