Sentence examples for broad conviction from inspiring English sources

"He was a pastoral man, an intelligent man and a man of broad conviction.

With little broad conviction about the health of the economy, investors focused on specific stocks after monthly retail sales reports and the latest acquisition activity.

Among them are a broad conviction that the potential for growth in the United States is simply greater because of the country's relentless productivity gains and the pull of American equity markets.

Bishop McGann said that Bishop McHugh, whom he preceded, was a "man of intelligence and broad conviction" who was passionately opposed to abortion and made Catholic family values as taught by the church his highest priority.

Simarasl et al. (2010), found that it is a common or broad conviction that good and pleasant events occur more than bad events in life.

Results reflect an attitude change but not indicative of broad conviction among young men and women to adopt and sustain the use of modern contraceptives.

Even though the government's "Help to Buy" schemes, which subsidise higher-risk mortgages, are probably having only a moderate direct impact, publicity surrounding them has fed a broader conviction that prices can only go up.Moreover, as borrowers chase higher prices their finances are becoming stretched.

This broad bipartisan conviction is reflected in U.S. policies.

The bombings last week in Baghdad and Basra, killing dozens around the anniversary of the American invasion, have reinforced the broad European conviction that, far from combating terrorism, the war has created a new source of it.

"The vast majority of our donors give on the basis of broad philosophical conviction," said Crossroads Lindsayy.

"It is precisely because we unite Christian-Social, conservative and liberal convictions that we are the broad people's party of the center," she said.