Examples of using Consciences in English and their translations into Danish
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They are also a stain on the consciences of those who value aluminium ore,
And God helps us to discern right from wrong through our consciences 1 Timothy 1:5; 1 Peter 3:16.
Science and our consciences are at one on this issue:
I hope that we are revealed also in your consciences.
Palliative descriptors such as'low-tar' or'light' merely salve people' s consciences and obscure the fact that these products are not the least bit healthier than any others.
I trust also are made manifest in your consciences.
There is no point in salving our consciences by presenting a programme of great value in health
The people's opinion is superior to that of the technocrats, in spite of the various kinds of pressure being exerted by the great professional consciences.
blackmail are not enough to silence consciences.
People are not accounts; their consciences cannot be bought off
The originally medically trained Richard Moss holds intensive seminars where the focus is expanded consciences and self insight.
Since He recorded them in our hearts and consciences, we know that we are sinners before Him.
If their consciences have even the smallest of all sins, this is the
However, it pricks European consciences, which would have been pricked in the same way if oil from Saudi Arabia, Iran or some African country had been at issue.
The only way that we can be righteous and have clean consciences is to believe in the complete redemption of Jesus.
We are, however, salving our consciences at the expense of the citizens,
Appealing to consciences stowed farther
We cleared our consciences through the Treaty of Amsterdam by deciding that,
not able to speak, she still might laugh for once; but those who do not laugh have bad consciences.
have devastating effects on people's consciences and society.