Sentences with Conscience-stricken

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15 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Conscience-stricken'

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 detective, conscience-stricken by the unsolved case, couldn't sleep at night.

The employee was conscience-stricken for accidentally deleting important files.

The soldier, witnessing the devastation, felt conscience-stricken about the war's impact.

The child looked conscience-stricken after breaking the neighbor's window with a baseball.

The artist, unsatisfied with the painting, was conscience-stricken and started over.

The driver was conscience-stricken when realizing the accident was caused by distracted driving.

The teacher was conscience-stricken for unfairly grading a student's paper and promptly corrected it.

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