That is why Labour has always had a bad conscience about Europe.

Better die in a good fight than live with a bad conscience.

I have a bad conscience, seeing so many beautiful things without you.

These visits were an escape from a bad conscience for Mrs. Butcher.

Good manners and a bad conscience both dictated a speedy departure.

They served in some mysterious way to soothe my bad conscience.

But the bad conscience, real as it is, may be too abstractly interpreted.

She is the spectre of the West's bad conscience about nature.

Verily, with a bad conscience doth he stalk over the roofs.

Instead of suffering from a bad conscience, I suffer from a good one.

Fear and a bad conscience scent everywhere allusions, references, and hints.

Just as if you had a bad conscience-somethingreally to conceal.

But we were liberals and we didn't want a bad conscience.'

That's what comes from having a bad conscience, I tell him.

And that's why he's been so jumpy lately: he had a bad conscience.

Your wife is suffering from the worst of all complaints, a bad conscience!