Sentence examples for Profound conviction from inspiring English sources

What's your profound conviction?

Perhaps it's this constant awareness of the human situation "in extremis" that enables him to undertake acts of imaginative empathy with such profound conviction.

And that profound conviction that the Web has taken something from us is an idea that's as old as the Web itself.

"Today, for example, it was not a shock nor a sense of failure, just the realization of a fact, the cementing of a profound conviction.

With a deep disdain for hyperbole and a profound conviction that people should know how to cook, Mr. Kimball has come up with a very good business indeed.

The energy minister, Éric Besson, said it was his "profound conviction that nuclear energy will stay in Europe and the world one of the core energies in the 21st century".

Plenty of lousy artists have profound convictions.

Though many of his Parliamentary colleagues took an entirely different view on issues such as abortion, divorce and gay rights, Dobbin was liked very much because he was gentle in his profound convictions, tolerant of views other than his own and in every respect a loyal and hard-working colleague.

In 1980, when Gordimer must have felt most strongly the pull of the barricades, she wrote that Schreiner "dissipated her creativity in writing tracts and pamphlets rather than fiction", and thus was unable "to put the best she had – the power of her creative imagination – to the service of her fierce and profound convictions, and her political and human insight".

Religious liberty grew from the profound convictions of the earliest Baptists that the human soul must be free from any compulsion in religion.

Trained as a physician, Ibn Janāh practiced medicine, but, out of profound religious conviction, he also devoted much time to the scientific investigation of Hebrew so as to place biblical exegesis on a firm linguistic basis.