| Richard is portrayed as suffering a pang of conscience, but as he speaks he regains his confidence and asserts that he will be evil, if such needed to retain his crown. |
| Perhaps it was because of some pang of conscience on his part – for covering up the true human cost of warfare in his films – that Huston later made his heartbreakingly beautiful postwar documentary Let There Be Light. |
| The two got a contract and started working on the recipes — testing and tweaking, sending notes back and forth, feeding the results to their children — and then Crittenden was hit by a pang of conscience. |
| He did not, as he would have you believe, have a sudden pang of conscience, an epiphany, an experience of sudden and striking realisation. |
| They do so, he believes, not out of any pang of conscience, but because those sites elegantly created a one-stop destination. |
| They unblinkingly and without pang of conscience have gone into the business of subordinating our national interests to their political agenda. |
