Sentence examples for abiding conviction from inspiring English sources

Vargas Llosa's abiding conviction in the many fictions he has written about real historical figures is that there are other nets.

"What sustained me is an abiding conviction that I will learn to talk again," he wrote in The Virginian-Pilot a month after the operation.

"I have a deep, real, abiding conviction that this is the wrong way for the state to go," he said, "because we are a bellwether state, and many other states will follow our lead".

For African-Americans here and across the country, the killing of Mr. Martin, 17, black and unarmed, was resonant with a back story steeped in layers of American history and the abiding conviction that justice serves only some of the people.

There is something both majestic and sad in Allen's abiding conviction that anyone from outside the tristate area is either an airhead or a chronic hick, and that a dose of Manhattan is the last and best chance for a cure.

In the principal opinion in the Coker case, Justice Byron R. White wrote that "we have the abiding conviction that the death penalty, which is unique in its severity and irrevocability, is an excessive penalty for the rapist who, as such, does not take human life".

His underlying theme was that he is a man of abiding principle and conviction with a 10-point "economic freedom agenda" to revitalize American industry and limit the spending and reach of government.

In fact, I would contend that the willingness of many Americans to accept the widening income gap, despite their moral reservations about it, grows out of a deep and abiding national conviction: whatever differences fortune may have dictated between people, where it really matters all of us are of truly equal worth.

"I am abiding by that agreement".

The pleasure of abiding.

Staunch, steady, abiding.