civic conscience

Examples (20)

• A strong civic conscience compels people to vote in every election.
• Volunteering at the local shelter is a true expression of his civic conscience.
• The activists of the 1960s were driven by a powerful civic conscience.
• The new curriculum aims to instill a strong sense of civic conscience in young students.
• Schools play a crucial role in developing a civic conscience in young students.
• A healthy democracy depends on the civic conscience of its citizens.
• The widespread littering in the park shows a lack of civic conscience.
• The widespread littering problem suggests a decline in our collective civic conscience.
• How can we awaken a dormant civic conscience within our community?
• Voting in every election is a fundamental duty born from a civic conscience.
• We hope the new program will instill a greater sense of civic conscience among residents.
• The mayor appealed to the citizens' civic conscience to help keep the parks clean.
• It is the civic conscience of ordinary citizens that often holds leaders accountable.
• Paying taxes on time is not just a legal obligation but also a matter of civic conscience.
• His volunteer work is a clear expression of his well-developed civic conscience.
• The activists were driven by a powerful civic conscience to fight for social justice.
• Appealing to their civic conscience, the mayor asked for volunteers to help clean up the city.
• The community's response to the disaster was a testament to its strong civic conscience.
• If more people acted on their civic conscience, our society would be a much better place.
• Some argue that modern society suffers from a lack of civic conscience.