Sentence examples for true conscience from inspiring English sources

Rick's brother Tom, also a Cornell undergraduate, is a young man of true conscience who, because of his Christian faith, is morally opposed to the war.

Conscience does not exist without an emotional bond to someone or something, and in this way conscience is closely allied with the spectrum of emotions we call "love". This alliance is what gives true conscience its resilience and its astonishing authority over those who have it, and probably also its confusing and frustrating quality.

Ravi Shankar's role as concert instigator and the true conscience of the UNICEF shows was also noted.

"We are reminded that ultimately what matters is not what other people say about us, but whether we're being true to our conscience and true to our God.

But, as a socialist, Norman would also struggle to remain true to his conscience, perhaps one reason he failed as a politician.

I believe I'm being faithful to the constitution by being true to my conscience, rather than just being a rubber stamp.

After the years of stonewalling on the health risks associated with nuclear testing, Mr. Morin said, "it is time for France to be true to its conscience".

PARIS — After decades of rejecting ties between its nuclear weapons tests and health problems among personnel carrying them out, France said Tuesday that it would "be true to its conscience" and pay compensation to those suffering illnesses linked to radiation.

Despite the costs, each found his own way to stay true to his conscience and protest the wartime injustices that so many Japanese Americans suffered during World War II.

Stevens is the only one confronted with a true crisis of conscience.

Scrutton has claimed that true understanding of conscience and its relationship with morality has been hampered by an "impetuous" belief that philosophical questions are solved through the analysis of language in an area where clarity threatens vested interests.