voice of conscience

He was increasingly recognized as a voice of conscience and free thinking.

A tiny voice of conscience protested that he should stay at his post, help fight the fire.

That much money can often drown out the voice of conscience only too effectively.

Mine was the voice of conscience, coming out of the wall.

Finally, let's hear from the other voices of conscience.

The voice of conscience wasn't so loud that I didn't notice the two college boys who were acting out my private argument between them.

Today, the voices of conscience are weaker on television.

It is they, the foul demons, who are made in hell the voices of conscience.

It might have been the voice of Conscience.

Man had invented God to explain the voice of conscience, but it was doubtful whether right or wrong existed outside the human mind.

"The voice of conscience has been sentenced to silence.

And yet Mr. Woods has the right to be a voice of conscience.

Other voices of conscience are no longer silent.

In addition, he also serves as the "commentator and a voice of conscience" with sarcasm sometimes covering his concern.

As a dissident voice of conscience criticising the nationalist agenda, she has been a controversial figure.

It was like the voice of conscience.

Or, said the nasty voice of conscience, like Duke Astaulf?

Only belatedly did he emerge as the century's great political subversive among composers, a voice of conscience.

The voice of conscience is thundering in his soul and he stands before this huge crowd of people.

'You mean they are the voice of conscience?'

But the point is that the inner voice, or the voice of conscience, is not self-authenticating.

"The tiny voice of conscience interrupted my self-congratulatory reverie.

A small voice of conscience chided Gillian.

Not a mouse in the woodwork, or a spiritual weevil, Coffin decided as he put the receiver down, but the voice of conscience.