- as one
where conscience in the form of
moral scruples deters the
young Prince with his "great
anxiety to do right" from
obeying his father's ****-bound...
-
formerly called scruples in
religious contexts, but the word
scruple now
commonly refers to a
troubling of the
conscience rather than
to the disorder.[citation...
-
students proves to be a
weakness for them, as
Scruple has some
success using Gargamel's
magic to cause them problems. In one episode,
Scruple finds the Great...
-
sometimes referred to as the
pharmaceutical system and
distinguished from the apothecaries' system. From
pound down
to the
scruple, the
units of the traditional...
- it
seemed to him that an
obscure or
difficult p****age
might be made
intelligible and easy by a
change of text, he did not
scruple to make the necessary...
- novelist. Her
first novel Scruples (1978) was a New York
Times best-seller and was
translated into 50 languages.
Scruples,
which describes the glamorous...
-
without scruple and
looking for an easy life, rob the bank at
gunpoint and are
obliged to abduct Joyce because she has seen
their faces. It
appears to police...
- cir****stances
giving just
reason to fear that he
purposes to make an
unlawful use of them,
would be
sufficient cause to require him
to give
surety of the peace...
- she
changes back into her blond-haired form.
Gargamel and
Scruple attempt to capture her
to prevent themselves from
losing again, but
Smurfette destroys...
-
together with
ghostly counsel and advice,
to the
quieting of his conscience, and
avoiding of all
scruple and doubtfulness. The
status of
confession as...
