Sentence examples for a spreading conviction from inspiring English sources
It is not just growing revulsion against the security forces' tactics that fire Syrian sentiment, but a spreading conviction that the regime is entering its twilight.
Low bond rates are seized on as a vote of confidence in austerity, as opposed to evidence of a spreading conviction that there will be nowhere safe to put money in the likely looming slump.
Zeferino Coelho, Saramago's Portuguese editor, remembers Saramago's subdued reaction: "When he won the Nobel, Saramago said to me, 'I was not born for all this glory.' I told him, 'You may not have been made for this glory, but I was!' " It's not much of a stretch to say that Saramago has since regarded his literary fame chiefly as a means of spreading his political convictions.
The measures were taken after the director was hit with a ban on filmmaking by the Iranian authorities, following a conviction for spreading anti-government propaganda.
While numbers and percentages may seem boring to some, Moyer believes that this kind of statistical evidence is the best way to spread organic convictions to a broader audience, and eventually affect the change.
But under Turkish law, he is barred from serving because of a previous conviction for spreading terrorist propaganda.
One journalist, Mohammad Hossein Sodagar, from the Azerbaijani Turkic ethnic minority, was flogged 74 times after his conviction for "spreading lies", Amnesty said.
The trio were appealing against their convictions for spreading false news.
Mrs Martin recalls that news of Mrs Duncan's conviction spread through her working-class suburb of Craigmillar in Edinburgh like a virus.
In the case of famous individuals, the desire to spread this newfound conviction is augmented by their fame which ensures a considerable media coverage and sizable captive audience.
