Sentence examples for your conscience can be from inspiring English sources
Only your conscience can be your guide.
But unlike cocaine, weed buyers can increasingly nose around and figure out where their weed came from, meaning your conscience can be extra-extra-clear.
A troubled conscience can be a journalist's friend.
Not everyone with a bad conscience can be Raskolnikov.
If an act of conscience can be a betrayal, it can also be a tragedy.
Even for a secular state, enforcing liberty of conscience can be a "religious" question.
A conscience can be used to justify anything, even heinous crimes.
What he commended in the poet Marina Tsvetaeva – "the good force of creative mind at work in the light of conscience" – can be commended in him too.
A hairdresser today, with a defiant air, she added, "Of course, nobody's conscience can be entirely at peace in a country with this many problems".
And they often find that dispensing with conscience can be profitable.
(Using a broad definition of conscience as a form of moral self-awareness, Richard Sorabji claims that the notion of conscience can be found in the Fifth Century BCE playwrights as well as in the writings of Plato and Aristotle. See chapters one and two of his Moral Conscience Throughout the Ages).
