Sentence examples for a mixture of conviction from inspiring English sources

The changed emphasis of the program was probably brought about by a mixture of conviction and commerce.

Even a thunderous closing cover of the Stones' Sympathy for the Devil hits the mark, Lemmy delivering Jagger's ageless lyrics with a mixture of scowling conviction and mischievous twinkle.

Motivated by a mixture of moral conviction, hard-nosed economic forecasting and expectation of tougher regulations down the road, companies are scrambling to understand just how much energy they use.

As soon as Mr. Welch, a sweet mixture of conviction and self-effacing insecurity, was offered the chance to create a new work for Ballet Theater, he knew who its female lead would be.

A mixture of defensiveness with an overbearing conviction of national mission survives today, a serious factor in Soviet policy & Soviet relations with the West.

Sayles wrote this spasmodic gibberish, and Chris Cooper renders it with inspired timing and negative panache — a mixture of grim panic and sudden conviction.

But in the end, Mr. Sharon knows that whether for political reasons or personal convictions -- probably a mixture of both -- Mr. Bush does not wish to stand up to Israel right now, many in the administration say.

When I first saw them they were a mixture of students and activists and professors, voicing the conviction of 70 per cent of British people that the war is unwinnable and should end.

A mixture of both.

It is a mixture of Theodore Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan.

They seem a mixture of both.