have no conscience

A lot of people find it hard to realize that a computer has no conscience.

Still, it has no conscience, and knows only how to destroy.

Now Rose would never have bothered to return the watch; she has no conscience at all.

"A king has no conscience, my son, he gives it to the people. "

I would have no conscience if, in the urgent process of the mission, others also died, and at my hands.

The refs have no conscience of what is right or wrong.

Give the man credit, Charlie thought, he truly has no conscience.

Memory was one thing, though, and flesh another; the body had no conscience.

"Those who committed this crime have no conscience and are using it for political goals."

The man who sold you this house obviously has no conscience; it is really in bad shape.

But it's not simply that he has no conscience.

He has no conscience at all, and preying on kids is just part of the fun.

"It told us that they're dangerous and have no conscience," said the Bishop.

The constitution is social power mobilized and it has no conscience.

"I am always interested in observing such things, having no conscience myself.

The man might have no conscience, but he did have discipline.

The person who did it has no conscience, and mercy is a word beyond his understanding."

Demons had no conscience; that was their great strength and weakness.

The sun always comes up in the morning, and a stiff prick has no conscience.

Money always worked because he paid out beyond people's wildest dreams, but the man has no conscience.

And we all know a stray bullet has no conscience."

He has no conscience on the court, a strong one off it and is booed now only in Charlotte.

"You have no conscience for what you do to people.

She has no conscience and will kill if necessary to get whatever she wants.

How often before and since the misogynist has asserted that women have no conscience.