Sentence examples for collective conviction from inspiring English sources

There was a collective conviction that there was no point.

After the fourth match of the rubber, England had turned that prognosis on its head with three outstanding performances as full of collective conviction as they were of magnificent individual contributions.

The title refers to a "post-utopian" era for Eastern European artists, the "flipside" of a former time when the most extravagant hopes for socialism could still compel collective conviction.

Yet next week's anniversary is, nonetheless, a moment to reflect: to relive the weeks when the streets were filled with smiling volunteers and exotic visitors; when our athletes covered themselves in scarcely believable glory; and our habitual world-weariness turned to a collective conviction that, if you put your mind to it, anything might be possible.

I call for a global revolution, a collective conviction that begins with each individual's personal convictions.

Even Google--the lump sum of our collective convictions--says you can't get a real education without going to college and, probably, getting into debt.

Lift (as conviction, collective strength and many more) is one criterion used in association rule mining to evaluate the interestingness of a rule [32].

Its components are, in particular, the existence of collective values and convictions and mutual trust between the members of an organization [ 46].

The polished documentary "Pussy Riot: A Punk Prayer" champions the three women, members of the Russian feminist collective Pussy Riot, whose conviction on charges of hooliganism in 2012 became an international cause célèbre.

Rather than contagion, it is an emergent norm or rule that governs external appearances and, to a lesser extent, internal convictions in collective behaviour.

In all of these cases, it is debatable whether our ascriptions are predicated on genuine convictions that the collective entities literally have representational states, or whether we merely speak metaphorically.