Sentences with Conscience-stricken

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The thief, conscience-stricken, returned the stolen goods under the cover of darkness.

Sarah felt conscience-stricken after betraying her friend's trust by revealing a secret.

The scientist, conscience-stricken, confessed to manipulating research data for personal gain.

The politician appeared conscience-stricken when confronted with evidence of corruption.

Emily was conscience-stricken for neglecting her responsibilities at the animal shelter.

The environmentalist was conscience-stricken witnessing the destruction of the rainforest.

Despite his conscience-stricken feelings, he decided to confess his mistake to the teacher.

The detective felt conscience-stricken for not solving the case sooner.

She became conscience-stricken when she realized the impact of her words on her friend.

The soldier was conscience-stricken after witnessing the civilian casualties in the war.

The environmentalist was conscience-stricken about the ecological damage caused by the industrial project.

The character in the novel became conscience-stricken as he faced the consequences of his actions.

The surgeon was conscience-stricken when he realized he had operated on the wrong patient.

The athlete felt conscience-stricken for using performance-enhancing drugs to win the championship.

The soldier returned from the war, conscience-stricken by the actions he had to take on the battlefield.

Witnessing the environmental destruction, the activist became conscience-stricken, realizing the urgency of conservation efforts.

As the teacher reprimanded the students, one of them looked conscience-stricken, realizing the impact of their disruptive behavior.

The doctor was conscience-stricken after making a critical error in surgery, leading to serious consequences for the patient.

Despite the financial success, the author became conscience-stricken for compromising artistic integrity in pursuit of popularity.

Sarah, caught in a lie, became conscience-stricken and apologized sincerely for misleading her friends.

The corrupt politician, exposed for embezzlement, appeared on television with a conscience-stricken expression, seeking redemption.

The child looked conscience-stricken after breaking his friend's favorite toy accidentally.

The soldier became conscience-stricken when he witnessed the devastating consequences of war.

The scientist was conscience-stricken for conducting experiments on animals in the name of research.

Mary felt conscience-stricken for gossiping about her colleague behind her back.

The politician appeared conscience-stricken when questioned about his involvement in the corruption scandal.

The doctor was conscience-stricken for not being able to save the patient despite his best efforts.

Even though it was just a small white lie, Jenny became conscience-stricken and apologized to her friend.

The detective felt conscience-stricken after realizing he had accused the wrong person.

Mary became conscience-stricken when she discovered her actions had hurt her best friend.

Despite winning the game, the player was conscience-stricken for playing unfairly.

The scientist was conscience-stricken when his experiment resulted in unintended environmental consequences.

The politician appeared conscience-stricken when confronted about breaking campaign promises.

The teacher was conscience-stricken for unintentionally favoring some students over others.

The employee was conscience-stricken for betraying the company's trust by leaking confidential information.

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