Sentence examples for a deep conviction from inspiring English sources

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He appears to have a deep conviction that free trade is right and good.

"It reflects a deep conviction on the part of the Parnell administration that the federal government has overstepped its bounds".

But he had a deep conviction on the importance of American leadership based on moral values and American national interests".

They weren't there but, as Gentile's lawyer conceded, the feds "have a deep conviction he's in possession of the art".

His books, particularly Platform, were quoted by the prosecution to show that hatred of Islam was a deep conviction.

At a time when terminally ill patients have more access to medical research than ever before, and perhaps a deeper conviction in its ability to cure them, many are campaigning for the chance to be treated with drugs whose safety and effectiveness is not yet known.

I have a deep, deep conviction that there is much more strength in a woman than in a man.

An obituary of the editorial cartoonist Herblock in some late editions yesterday misspelled the name of the cartoon created by Garry Trudeau, who said Herblock wrote out of "a truly deep conviction".

"She was known for being a popular, funny playwright, but she was also a woman and a writer of deep conviction and political activism," Mr. Bishop said.

It is a matter of deep conviction there that the euro must never be a "transfer union".