Sentence examples for troubled conscience from inspiring English sources

Describing experiences of ethically difficult situations that induce a troubled conscience may raise consciousness about ethical problems and thereby open the way to further reflection.

The troubled conscience of a troubled nation?

A troubled conscience can be a journalist's friend.

There are some kindly CEOs out there, and some with a troubled conscience.

His sole companion is a poor black gravedigger, Simon, whose shack he shares and to whom he unburdens his troubled conscience.

In the bleak realm of amoral horror and troubled conscience that Allen depicts, he isn't just a virtual character or participant — he's also an observer.

Interviewing psychiatric care providers about having troubled a conscience Dahlqvist et al [ 34] found that being sensitive but having a realistic approach towards one's conscience enhanced reconciliation and an ability to feel "good enough".

For many whites, his public canonization relieved their otherwise troubled racial conscience.

The uneasy mannerisms suggest an inveterate physician, troubled by conscience and a sense of the fragility of life, forever taking inventory of his body.

John Calvin also recognized the value of private confession and absolution for those troubled in conscience, but he denied that such confession was a sacrament or that it was necessary for the forgiveness of sins.

The slaughter of Bosnian Muslims by Serbian forces troubled his conscience, recalled officials close to the vice president and violated his view of America's role in the world.