good conscience

“Nothing in this country of good conscience has ever happened without protest,” he said.

“I simply cannot in good conscience, as a health-care provider, recommend any cooked food for general consumption,” he says.

If you can laugh about it in good conscience, we want to laugh too.

They could have announced that they could not in good conscience keep stolen money even if they had not known it was stolen.

She has earned a comfortable retirement and can enjoy it in good conscience.

Johannes was not fearful, for he had a good conscience; and, besides, he knew that the dead never injure any one.

It is much better to keepe a good conscience and have ye Lord's blessing, whether in life or death.

As it would be three in the morning before a reply would reach London, Birmingham went to bed with a good conscience.

The end of the commandment is charity from a pure heart and a good conscience, and an unfeigned faith.

At last Flibbertigibbet decided boldly, on the strength of a good conscience throughout one whole week, to ask at headquarters.