Examples of using To the conscience in English and their translations into Polish
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Listen to the conscience in my head.
We have tried to wire the penis to the conscience.
My message goes right to the conscience of men- because I live the truth I preach!" see 4:2.
we commend ourselves to the conscience of each man before God.
As satisfying to the consciences of some it might not be amiss to put a small amount of fermented wine into the unfermented grape
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I'm going to broadcast an appeal to the conscience of the thief.
as pertaining to the conscience;
We have tried to wire the penis to the conscience and it keeps short circuiting.
will he be able to refer to the conscience clause?
and he appeals to the conscience of these degenerate children,
he did speak directly to the consciences and souls of men.
I appeal to the conscience of all, institutions and families,
Bishops thanked to employees of the Health Service for a courageous gesture of defending the right to the conscience freedom.
It will function permanently not only as a great affront to the conscience, not only as the unhealed wound,
For this reason, the fight against falsified medicines should appeal to the conscience of political leaders around the world.
AN excellent example of just such situation can be a trip of a young person that listen to the voice of its conscience in a stolen car which is driven by someone who do NOT listen to the conscience.
it is up to the conscience of your hearts to decide. And I firmly believe, that, like me, you will conclude that Captain Blackadder is in fact,
constantly on our lips, I would like to try and appeal to the consciences of you all.
Appealing to the conscience, economic logic
Auschwitz ceased to exist as a criminal German death factory and began to exist as an eternal affront to the conscience of all humanity.
It speaks directly to the conscience and mind of men
which can not, as to the conscience, make him perfect that serveth.
since the contribution was left to the conscience of the people, and no officers were entrusted with the enforced collection of this tithe,
it does not commend itself to the conscience of even its advocates.
Therefore, John Paul II made an“appeal to the conscience of the world's scientific authorities and in particular to doctors,
to contemporary standards of decency or">more shocking to the conscience than to execute a person who is actually innocent.
appealing to the conscience of the adversary and seeking to reawaken in him a sense of shared human dignity.
unjustified anxieties to the consciences of married couples; one would also
One reason for this is the consideration due to the conscience of these deceased persons, who did not profess the Catholic faith to the full.