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Significats de moral sense en anglès
Motivation deriving logically from ethical or moral principles that govern a person's thoughts and actions.
Sinònims
Examples for "conscience"
Examples for "conscience"
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I do know, however, that conservatives could surely use his conscience today.
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But my conscience is clear; I'm sure we did the right thing.
3
The prime minister says 'my conscience is clear' as he steps down
4
The young Clinton saw the war as an agonizing challenge to conscience.
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They have all said they will 'vote with their conscience' on Tuesday.
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This was for the purpose of allaying the scruples of the King.
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But no scruples entered the mind of the captain of the slaver.
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Perhaps a complication concerning religious scruples, or maybe even a conflicting liability.
4
In the treatment of the text, however, he has had no scruples.
5
Mrs. Robert could not but smile at the idea of religious scruples.
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You said she had a sense of right and wrong, Vienna said.
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It warps the conscience, and confuses the sense of right and wrong.
3
Their judgment becomes warped; they lose all sense of right and wrong.
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And the faculty, itself, I call a sense of right and wrong.
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I don't know: I have lost the sense of right and wrong.
Ús de moral sense en anglès
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But in the intervening period his moral sense had got largely blunted.
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He needed now but dedicate him in the moral sense to God.
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Mrs. Stowe spoke to the understanding and moral sense through the imagination.
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The theory is contrary to the moral sense of all earnest souls.
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He took malice in the moral sense, as importing a malevolent motive.
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The horrid hardening of her moral sense had been accomplished by herself.
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Evidently, the words, thus used, are not employed in a moral sense.
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Still, amongst all classes and ranks the moral sense is decidedly weak.
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He has given us that moral sense for wise and beneficent purposes.
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From this time the fine moral sense of James Lewis was blunted.
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And our law following slowly along after our moral sense, punishes stealing.
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The boy's delicate moral sense was shocked at so unexpected a remark.
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Even Lot's moral sense was no better than it should have been.
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She has a strong sense of national differences and moral sense.
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Drive clearly played a big role too, as did a strong moral sense.
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Nothing seems so blinding in its effect on the moral sense as passion.
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