Sentence examples for whose conscience from inspiring English sources

You need businessmen whose conscience or share price induces them to change their supply chains.

"A man whose conscience is clean is not afraid and does not run away".

One whose conscience is awakened through self-interest, perhaps, but a hero nonetheless.

She accommodated what she called the "guilt-ridden" barbs of a man whose "conscience fairly devoured him".

This measure will serve the health and well-being of the millions of women, many of them Catholic, whose conscience has led them to choose contraception.

So there were other avenues available for somebody whose conscience was stirred and thought that they needed to question government actions.

So it's important to be clear that the conscientious objection to the regulation comes from an institution rather than from those whose consciences it purports to represent.

They were ordinary individuals aware of the desperate situation facing European Jewry, whose consciences would not allow them to sit by and see innocent people murdered.

Will there not be people living in Israel now who owe their lives to people whose consciences told them to disobey the orders of the German state?

It is already too late for tens of thousands in Syria, but hope for other victims of blood-soaked atrocity endures as long as there are idealists whose consciences were shocked by the mass graves of Rwanda, Srebrenica and Darfur.

During the 1856 presidential campaign, one Republican newspaper, blending anti-slavery and nativist rhetoric, alleged that "Roman Catholics, whose consciences are enslaved... regard the King of Rome — the Pope — as the depository of all authority".