Sentence examples for consistent conviction from inspiring English sources

He had 82 winners to 46 unforced errors and pushed forward with consistent conviction and success, winning 76 of 101 points when he came to net.

Only in this parallel universe could a man who has fought for his consistent convictions his entire adult life, who is forming an ever growing movement of the diverse, displaced and disaffected, be viewed as inferior to the candidate of Walmart, Wall Street and war.

Bernie Sanders is a man of integrity who has demonstrated a profound, consistent moral conviction to do what is right by everyday people.

The candidacy of the businessman Herman Cain, who led the field at one stage, was a joke; former Senator Rick Santorum of Pennsylvania was too angry and too narrow, and a former House speaker, Newt Gingrich, never held consistent conservative convictions.

O.K., it's not sculpture, but it is consistent with the conviction, palpable in all three shows here, that art is far more a matter of imagination and ingenuity than of materials and money.

We are seeing some good examples of this around the country, and where the police, the CPS and rape crisis centres are working in partnership, we are seeing the consistent improvement of conviction rates such as those that have been reported in Cleveland and North Yorkshire.

Moreover, consistent with her conviction that many of the central issues of philosophy turn on phenomena that are properly to be understood as objective rather than intrinsic, she tends to assign a broader role to epistemology than to metaphysics.

Concepts (or attempts at concepts) that group their purported referents according to non-essential or inconsistent characteristics, or otherwise embody mistaken presuppositions such as "extremism," which implicitly treats any consistent or thoroughgoing conviction as bad, regardless of its content are invalid and cannot be rationally used.