Sentence examples for weight of conscience from inspiring English sources
Borne on the parallel tones of grit and tenderness that characterized last year's "Shank" — the directors' writing debut about a gay thug living on the down-low — "Release" is a predictable yet poetic reflection on faith, hypocrisy and the weight of conscience.
More often than not, the characters — or merely their heads — appear at the foot of the screen, as if tugged down by gravity, dread, or the weight of an unappeased conscience.
But for the sake of argument, let's say that X actually equals the weight of the human consciences that clearly reside inside those two men.
"The weight of gold buys many consciences.
Spying is the place where the crushing weight of politics and the thin reed of conscience meet, the place where governments, with their necessary amorality, bend and sometimes break the men and women who serve their ends.
With that, Frazier said Friday, he felt the weight of the World Series slip off his conscience.
Also you wouldn't want the weight of such an act wrestling with your conscience.
Feeling pangs of conscience?
A dialogue of conscience.
