Sentence examples for a particular conviction from inspiring English sources

That a member adheres to a particular conviction is not correlated with virtue or the absence of it.

Alice Walker meditates, and it was from her meditation cushion in Mexico that Walker, then 60, suddenly rose with a particular conviction to help those bearing greater burden than herself.

The agencies do not have to prove that a particular conviction is evidence of a person's lack of fitness or suitability to do a specific job, and there is no easy way for an applicant to challenge a rejection.

Looking at those numbers, no wonder politicians do not feel called to take a stand of any particular conviction, not when there are so many other issues where pandering can achieve a much greater effect.

Akinfeev gathers a shot that wasn't hit with any particular conviction, and certainly no pace.

"The market is stuck in a violent trading range of wide swings without any particular conviction and the market is now dominated by momentum trading".

He was vague about how any of these things might be accomplished, much less paid for, and although he enunciated with zealous care every word that appeared on the teleprompters, he read too slowly, without any particular conviction, until he got to the final pages of the speech, which dealt with September 11th, terror, and war.

Just as Herediano did, Houston played out long stretches of the game knowing a single goal would take them through, but without the particular conviction that such a goal was imminent.

That this particular conviction fell apart as Ortiz' career as a prosecutor heads to a close has a certain irony to it.

She spoke with particular conviction about the need to curtail the power of Pakistan's intelligence services.

She wrote with particular conviction about artists Eva Hesse and Judy Chicago and also supported so-called marginal art of all kinds, which for her meant art that put social concern—"human interest" (which Greenberg dismissed)—before aesthetic form.