Sentence examples for apparent convictions from inspiring English sources

She is clearly frustrated that Theresa May, having chosen to take the legal high road over deporting Abu Qatada rather than succumbing to backbench pressure to get rid of him with few questions asked, could not have the courage of her apparent convictions and claim his eventual departure as a victory for doing things by the book.

And her choosing not to say anything, no matter her apparent convictions, makes her complicit in Lampanelli's actions.

He spoke with bonhomie and apparent conviction.

Part of Mr. Mays's appeal was his apparent conviction in the products he sold.

It is the apparent conviction that either liberty or survival can be advanced only at the expense of the other.

A far truer moment occurs on another track: "I got a hunger," she declares repeatedly, and with all apparent conviction.

But underlying Napier's sympathy for their plight is an apparent conviction that illness is invariably an opportunity for personal growth, a conviction that is hard to share.

Many Hispanics have chosen to stay for now, saying, with little apparent conviction, that the law will surely be blocked by the president, the judge, "the government".

One might add to that list the public's apparent conviction that illegal immigration is skyrocketing and that the health-care law will drive the deficit higher.

Where I think he's wrong is in his apparent conviction that a sobered United States can and should become simply a nation among nations.

The difference was that Gawker's implicit mission seemed to be to destroy the established media, both by cannibalizing its content and by obliterating the reputation of everyone who produced it, without any apparent conviction about what ought to follow.