Sentence examples for consuming conviction from inspiring English sources

The genesis of taxes as an evil goes back to a group of young conservatives -- which included Norquist -- with a consuming conviction that government is too big, and that the only way to cut it down to size (what size?) was, in their phrase, to "starve the beast".

But that kind of all-consuming conviction and passion was a big lesson".

So Carr was as surprised as anyone else, during the winter of that year — 1985-86 — when he developed a sudden and all-consuming conviction that he should be making and selling digital voice-mail systems to telephone companies.

U.S. Consumers Not Consuming.

Making arrests, filing charges and securing convictions are more difficult and time consuming.

Committing to a patient's case is time consuming over the long and short haul, and requires tenacity and a conviction of the restricted-access drug's efficacy.

Their hostility toward the Administration is so consuming that it leaves little room for imaginative thinking about any alternative foreign policy beyond the conviction that, to paraphrase Kerry, we should be opening firehouses in New Orleans and closing them in Baghdad.

A man of conviction and persuasion, it is interesting that Chartres initially refused to be drawn into the unholy row consuming St Paul's.

David Leonhardt: Consuming.

College life is consuming.

It is all consuming.