Sentence examples for was a conscience from inspiring English sources

The vote was a conscience vote and MLCs from Nationals, Liberals and Labor voted on both sides of the chamber.

While he was a conscience of the administration, he was also its frontman on two ventures that Mr. Giuliani's critics said reflected mayoral overreach.

The Foreign Secretary, William Hague, said it was a "conscience" issue on which MPs would rightly be given a free vote.

As in earlier legislation, however, there was a conscience clause, and another to ensure that no teacher should suffer because of religious convictions.

"I think that conscience vote should occur in the spring sitting of Parliament and it'd be my intention, if there was a conscience vote awarded, to vote yes".

"I said in the party room when this issue was debated in August that I thought this was a conscience matter, and I haven't changed my mind".

"Agnes is a conscience to many of us".

What Ryan has, according to him — and unlike Webster — is "a conscience".

This raises ripe questions: what, exactly, is a conscience good for?

One thing that a professional hit man does not need is a conscience.

But there are telltale signs that somewhere behind that icy façade, there might be a conscience.