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If his detention was meant to expose Ghonim's rawest aspect, then his interrogators defeated themselves: what has been left most exposed, after twelve days, is a set of clear convictions about what he was doing and why, the meaning of the rule of law, and the gamble of civil disobedience.

At Boston University, she told the graduating class, "There are too few in our society who really have clear, individual convictions about right and wrong, truth and falsehood, and to use the words of our President — which I applaud — 'good and evil.' " Of George W. Bush, she added, "The fact that he sees the world in fairly simple terms is actually a virtue".

President Bush praised Rehnquist's "clear convictions" but said nothing about what they were.

In all of Mr. Steinberg's writing is a clear conviction that to study and write about art is far more than an academic pursuit; he believed that in art our deepest human values are at stake.

That verdict seemed to be sustained by his generally dishevelled appearance, his taste for talking enthusiastically about Byron, Keats and Shelley, and his clear conviction that books mattered at least as much as politics.

"It should have been a clear conviction," McCormick-Dunlap said.

A clear conviction that this graduate degree will move you toward your career goals is essential.     .

So that's my clear conviction on this.

Once we had known, with clear conviction, the difference between right and wrong.

But with the web increasingly divided into like-minded echo chambers, it's not clear whether such a flood of factuality would inform people better or just reinforce their convictions about what a lying bunch the other lot are.

And Mr. Masur, who would never put his strong convictions about this repertory above the imperative of accommodating his soloist, matched Mr. Ohlsson's dynamism by keeping the pacing fleet and the textures clear.